four-eyes

Related to four-eyes: four eyes principle

four-eyes

A disparaging or facetious term for a person who wears spectacles. Nice glasses, four-eyes! I've been a four-eyes all my life. I got made fun of for it in elementary school, but in college, everyone loves my glasses!

Farlex Dictionary of Idioms.

four-eyes

n. someone who wears glasses. (Also a rude term of address.) Hey, four-eyes, betcha you can’t see this!

McGraw-Hill's Dictionary of American Slang and Colloquial Expressions

See also:

all eyes are on (someone or something)
all eyes are on somebody/something
all eyes are on someone/something
eyes like two burnt holes in a blanket
under (one's) very eyes
flick over
mince pies
look babies in the eyes
go wide
have bags under (one's) eyes

References in periodicals archive

However, pilots have said the rush to enforce the four-eyes rule -- whereby a member of the cabin crew swaps places with either pilot leaving the cockpit for a break -- is not a panacea.

Pilots raise doubts over four-eyes rule after Germanwings crash

An example of the mail guards used in Operation Blinding Storm were: (1) Secure mail guard at COMUSNAVEUR connecting the SIPRNET and the classified United Kingdom national network Combat Support Systems (CSS); (2) Pacific Region Network Operations Center connecting SIPRNET with the Combined Enterprise Regional Information Exchange System (CENTRIXS) Four-Eyes (United Kingdom, United States, Canada and Australia); and (3) Global Reach Interactive Fully Functional Information Network (GRIFFIN) connecting SIPRNET to several other nations' national classified systems.

It allowed operators to chat between the CENTRIXS Four-Eyes and SIPRNET enclaves.

Information management sample toolkit operation blinding storm

He told the jury: "I said `Hold on a minute, fella, there's a queue here' and he said `Hey four-eyes, get a life!'" The Tote operator did not accept Evans' bet.

Festival bet that meant a career was ruined

The two teenagers come to learn that another intellectual young man, Four-Eyes, has a suitcase filled with forbidden books.

Dai Sijie. Balzac and the little Chinese seamstress, a novel

Even at first glance the attractive design with a new interpretation of the four-eyes face reflects two of the most important characteristics of the new Cclass: dynamism and elegance.

Sporty coupe completes the family

If you despise your "four-eyes," contacts can do wonders for self-confidence, too.

You've got the look. (GL Body: Q&A)

Elvira Lindo's MANOLITO FOUR-EYES (9780761453031, $15.99) tells of Manolito, named after his father's truck, who doesn't mind his nickname of 'Four-Eyes'.

Marshall Cavendish

Even at first glance the attractive design with a new interpretation of the four-eyes face refects two of the most important characteristics of the new C-class: dynamism and elegance.

Sports coupe completes family

When I was a shy, glasses-wearing, "specky four-eyes" teenager, seeing photos of Arthur Miller and Marilyn Monroe gave me lot of hope.

Still looking for a blonde bomshell

词组	four-eyes
释义	four-eyes Related to four-eyes: four eyes principle four-eyes A disparaging or facetious term for a person who wears spectacles. Nice glasses, four-eyes! I've been a four-eyes all my life. I got made fun of for it in elementary school, but in college, everyone loves my glasses! Farlex Dictionary of Idioms. four-eyes n. someone who wears glasses. (Also a rude term of address.) Hey, four-eyes, betcha you can’t see this! McGraw-Hill's Dictionary of American Slang and Colloquial Expressions See also: all eyes are on (someone or something) all eyes are on somebody/something all eyes are on someone/something eyes like two burnt holes in a blanket under (one's) very eyes flick over mince pies look babies in the eyes go wide have bags under (one's) eyes References in periodicals archive However, pilots have said the rush to enforce the four-eyes rule -- whereby a member of the cabin crew swaps places with either pilot leaving the cockpit for a break -- is not a panacea. Pilots raise doubts over four-eyes rule after Germanwings crash An example of the mail guards used in Operation Blinding Storm were: (1) Secure mail guard at COMUSNAVEUR connecting the SIPRNET and the classified United Kingdom national network Combat Support Systems (CSS); (2) Pacific Region Network Operations Center connecting SIPRNET with the Combined Enterprise Regional Information Exchange System (CENTRIXS) Four-Eyes (United Kingdom, United States, Canada and Australia); and (3) Global Reach Interactive Fully Functional Information Network (GRIFFIN) connecting SIPRNET to several other nations' national classified systems. It allowed operators to chat between the CENTRIXS Four-Eyes and SIPRNET enclaves. Information management sample toolkit operation blinding storm He told the jury: "I said `Hold on a minute, fella, there's a queue here' and he said `Hey four-eyes, get a life!'" The Tote operator did not accept Evans' bet. Festival bet that meant a career was ruined The two teenagers come to learn that another intellectual young man, Four-Eyes, has a suitcase filled with forbidden books. Dai Sijie. Balzac and the little Chinese seamstress, a novel Even at first glance the attractive design with a new interpretation of the four-eyes face reflects two of the most important characteristics of the new Cclass: dynamism and elegance. Sporty coupe completes the family If you despise your "four-eyes," contacts can do wonders for self-confidence, too. You've got the look. (GL Body: Q&A) Elvira Lindo's MANOLITO FOUR-EYES (9780761453031, $15.99) tells of Manolito, named after his father's truck, who doesn't mind his nickname of 'Four-Eyes'. Marshall Cavendish Even at first glance the attractive design with a new interpretation of the four-eyes face refects two of the most important characteristics of the new C-class: dynamism and elegance. Sports coupe completes family When I was a shy, glasses-wearing, "specky four-eyes" teenager, seeing photos of Arthur Miller and Marilyn Monroe gave me lot of hope. Still looking for a blonde bomshell
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