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[ UK /ˈa‍ɪfə‍l/ ]
NOUN
  1. a strikingly beautiful woman
    she was a statuesque redheaded eyeful
  2. a full view; a good look
    they wanted to see violence and they got an eyeful

How To Use eyeful In A Sentence

  • They sidled up to the guards, letting their cloaks loosen to let them get an eyeful.
  • With her face-framing blonde hair, tight blue jeans and salmon-pink top, she is quite an eyeful and her voice, even if it lacks interesting colours, is accurate and true.
  • Or they're covered in clouds, and looking to see if they're there means an eyeful of rainwater.
  • Especially since Jill was an eyeful and I was just your average scruffy male.
  • The new green, green, green, green eyeful Yes, gentle with our line of sight.
  • With scarcely any natural life save for a multitude of rock formations and thin brush, the flat, dusty wasteland was more of an eyesore than an eyeful.
  • Get an eyeful Beauty sleep guaranteed. The Sun
  • And Marie-Josee Croze is more than an eyeful in her brief appearance.
  • He has given us glimpses of his potential and now he will get the chance to give us an eyeful.
  • After you've had a frightening eyeful, turn the page and discover where saturated and trans fats hide, and how to escape their deadly reach.
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