How To Use Cross-eyed In A Sentence
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Jacob stared, cross-eyed, at the end of his nose.
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I was beginning to go a little cross-eyed when quite suddenly the ball was rolling backwards.
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Another quick fix if you are cross-eyed dominant is to close the master eye.
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In magazines the ‘before’ photo always features the subject looking vacant, cross-eyed and miserable with massive bags under their eyes.
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She pushed her doll closer, so that Mrs Fanning aped a surprised, cross-eyed look.
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I had to close my eyes or else they'd go cross-eyed looking at her.
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Except for Paboo, my belligerent cross-eyed bucktooth feline.
The prodigal spider returneth!
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It could account for the pained expression on his face, the knitted eyebrows and his cross-eyed look of concentration.
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Children with lazy eye may squint, look cross-eyed, or tilt their head to see things.
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He concentrated harder and harder until he was cross-eyed, completely focused on the flame.
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He dazedly hugged me back, his eyes a bit cross-eyed but beginning to focus.
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Years ago, before Atkins diet was the rave, most food service folks would look at her cross-eyed when she asked them to hold the bread on a hamburger, or hold the croutons on a salad.
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The king is fond of hunting, but is unfortunately cross-eyed - not that anyone would dare acknowledge this in front of him.
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A cross-eyed picture of each actress in the category – Portman, Annette Bening, Nicole Kidman, Jennifer Lawrence and Michelle Williams – was taped to an Oscar statuette.
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Why in the deuce was she not carroty-haired, or cross-eyed, or hare-lipped?
Chapter 13
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The condition of being cross-eyed is also called strabismus.
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This fairly sturdy oversized paperback is printed in blue, with uninspiring cartoons of a cross-eyed kid in a beanie and his anthropoid dog.
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Riddled with misspellings, bad grammar and symbols that would make most people under the age of 20 cross-eyed, we are living in a world of Twitter, texting and Facebook.
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She gave him a cross-eyed look.
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She pushed her doll closer, so that Mrs Fanning aped a surprised, cross-eyed look.
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Mia turned cross-eyed, watching the two younger girls jump around on the edge of the roof as though the precarious angle was just another sidewalk.
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He went cross-eyed and pretended to study her nose.
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But her mother had made some nice curtains for the little window; the curtains had blue and green cross-eyed unicorns on them.
ANASTASIA KRUPNIK (3-IN-1)
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Pip tried to watch Sonia's finger, going cross-eyed in the effort.
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Love isn't always blind, but at times it can be cross-eyed.
MURDER SONG
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A Tribune reporter insisted that ‘all the red-headed, cross-eyed and frowsy servant girls’ in the city turned out for the occasion.
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While I did not blush, I made the mistake of looking at his nose and going cross-eyed.
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Unless there is a family history of eye problems such as amblyopia - commonly called "lazy eye" where one eye hasn't learned to see - and strabismus - a deviation where the eyes don't line up properly or appear "cross-eyed" - most children only need an exam after birth with a pediatrician and a pre-school exam to carry them through to age 10, Anderson said.
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In terms of both modelling and the decoration applied to his surface - a cross-eyed butterfly caught in the gaze of a greedy frog - he is a tour-de-force.
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Her eyes started to go cross-eyed.
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In terms of both modelling and the decoration applied to his surface - a cross-eyed butterfly caught in the gaze of a greedy frog - he is a tour-de-force.
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It was hard to focus on her; he thought he might be cross-eyed.
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I giggle at how his eyes grow cross-eyed from looking into mine so close.
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So a cross-eyed, buck-toothed pinhead look was the appearance that got you where you needed to be.
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An unnamed Arab ambassador has successfully had his marriage annulled after discovering that his veiled wife was bearded and cross-eyed.
Islam and imagination « Anglican Samizdat
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The cross-eyed opossum is Germany's biggest media sensation, and she has not even made her debut at the Leipzig Zoo.
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Heidi, a cross-eyed opossum from Germany which died in September, suffered from esotropia due to malnutrition earlier in life.
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In the end, all those upside-down trees leave me cross-eyed.
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The cross-eyed fellow was already on the platform; he began to tune the guitar, and six women sat down around him in a row, beginning to clap hands in time to the music; Tarugo rose from her seat and started a side dance, and was soon wiggling her hips convulsively; the singer commenced to gargarize softly; at intervals he would be silent and then nothing would be heard save the snapping of Tarugo's fingers and the clatter of her heels, which played the counterpoint.
The Quest
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Her boyfriend tapped her on the nose, which she wrinkled and stared at cross-eyed.
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Toxocariasis also may affect a child's eyes, causing decreased vision, swelling around the eyes, or a cross-eyed appearance.
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At the junction of the two stands London's only cross-eyed statue, a memorial to 18th century libertarian John Wilkes.
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He jerked his head toward her and stared, cross-eyed.
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A cross-eyed cashier took our order.
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Being called a cross-eyed runt was nothing new anyway.
The Lonesome Dove Series
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Such contempt has only increased with 9/11-inspired laws that make looking cross-eyed at airline personnel an imprisonable offense.
Michael Wolff: Chuck Schumer Speaks for Me
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After a few days, they were cross-eyed from watching the flow of people and cars.
