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An involuntary rapid blinking of eyes in response to bright or blinking lights, usually the after affects of taking such drugs as extacy on the comedown. The user feels no pain from the condition and often finds pleasure in the experience resting in a corner somewhere watching the light shows.
A: Yo, my eyes are blinking to the strobe lights
B: You've got wiggly eyes, just enjoy the trip
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Another name for sleep in your eye; it resembles a desiccated (dried up) booger from your nose.
Hold on a moment; let me get this eye booger out of my eye!
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Augie: And your whispering eye! say it!
Danny: ...and your whispering eye...
Danny: Whats that mean anyways?
Augie: Hehe vagina
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1.)(Noun) The propulsion of skeet (ejaculatory fluid) into one's ocular region.
2.) The condition of getting skeet in one's eye.
John hired a prostitute for the night. As she was performing oral sex, he came -- in her eye.
John said, "Haha! Skeet eye, bitch!" Then John left without paying while she was stunned by the skeet eye.
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another word for round eyes of white people. some of them have dotted small round eyes that they look like a butt hole or cock hole.
"stop staring at me with your cock eyes. you're not helping your cock eyes any less small and round."
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Slant eye or epicanthic fold or epicanthal fold or epicanthus is a skin fold of the upper eyelid, covering the inner corner of the eye.
European ethnic groups that tend to have epicanthus relatively frequently are Scandinavians, Poles, Germans, the Irish and British.
Note: funny in its irony that whiteys make slant eye an Asian trait when Europeans have it too.
Student: "Why do they call slant eye an Asian eye trait when white people have it too like Scandinavians, Germans, British, Irish?"
Master: "Because they are too stupid and ignorant, literally. They don't know when they're insulting themselves. An educated person would know Europeans have slant eye too."
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The second most common eye color, it is usually attributed with people from the Baltic Sea area (Northern Europe). In many cultures blue eyes are considered more beautiful than other colors, but many brown eyed people disagree. This may be explained by the following.
It is generally considered a recessive trait, its persistance in European countries is attributed to blue-eyed people finding blue eyes more attractive than other colors.
Blue eyes are much less common than brown, and much more common than green. Talking world population wise, brown eyes are common everywhere, blue are only in high percentages in Norhtern Europe and the "colonies" (Canada, the United States, Australia), and green is only present in large numbers in Iceland.
Jon: She has amazingly beautiful blue eyes!
Mark: I dont know dude, they arent all that great.
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