EYES
- Thu, 5 Sep '24
- Peer group?
- Thu, 1 Aug '24
- They may be locked or rolled
- Mon, 22 Jul '24
- Optometrists check them
- Tue, 2 Apr '24
- Checks out
- Tue, 9 Jan '24
- Parts of the "Mona Lisa" that seem to follow you around
- Thu, 7 Dec '23
- Seers?
- Wed, 29 Nov '23
- Raisins, sometimes, for a snowman
- Wed, 27 Sep '23
- What ":" might represent in a text
- Sun, 13 Aug '23
- Distinctive features of a chameleon
- Wed, 19 Jul '23
- What some butterfly wings appear to have
- Fri, 26 May '23
- Body parts that an owl can't move
- Mon, 22 May '23
- Centers of hurricanes
- Fri, 28 Apr '23
- Looks over
- Sun, 16 Apr '23
- Most spiders have eight of them
- Fri, 24 Feb '23
- Word with snake or four
- Mon, 30 Jan '23
- See 56-Across
- Mon, 23 Jan '23
- "Blinkers" or "peepers"
- Sun, 6 Nov '22
- Potato peeler targets
- Fri, 21 Oct '22
- Sizes up
- Wed, 31 Aug '22
- Only about one-sixth of these in humans is visible
- Fri, 19 Aug '22
- They move around in orbits
- Wed, 22 Jun '22
- The windows to the soul, it's said
- Thu, 28 Apr '22
- Sight seers
- Fri, 18 Mar '22
- Set of eight for most spiders
- Mon, 7 Mar '22
- The ":" of :-)
- Mon, 6 Dec '21
- Snake ___ (dice roll)
- Wed, 1 Dec '21
- Hawks have sharp ones
- Fri, 22 Oct '21
- Colon or semicolon, in an emoticon
- Sun, 12 Sep '21
- Where the lacrimal glands can be found
- Thu, 15 Jul '21
- A scallop has up to 200 of these
- Sun, 13 Jun '21
- What most spiders have eight of
- Tue, 27 Apr '21
- Ophthalmologists' focus
- Wed, 14 Apr '21
- What the giant Argus has 100 of, in Greek myth
- Thu, 1 Apr '21
- Specs can be provided for them
- Thu, 28 Jan '21
- Views
- Sun, 24 Jan '21
- They can be batted and rolled
- Wed, 6 Jan '21
- Emoji that can mean "Get a load of this!"
- Wed, 30 Dec '20
- Watches