英和和英

名詞

eyecorner (複数形 eyecorners)

1. (rare) The corner of the eye
   • 1905, Georg Brandes, Young Germany, page 142:

     It [a tear] had many bright sisters, who now are no more, so that it is left solitary in its eyecorner

   • 1926, Journal on Zoology of the Indo-Australian Archipelago, page 78:

     Eyes, big-facetted part large, yellowbrown; small-facetted part narrow, blackbrown, reaching to the upper eyecorner only, not to the vertex.

   • 1994 March 5, Olsen Lance, “NEW POMO NOVEL”, in alt.postmodern, Usenet‎^[1]:

     black teardrops tattooed at eyecorners.