"Walleyed" Pronounce,Meaning And Examples

"Walleyed" Meaning

Having one eye that is crossed or deviated, or being unable to see out of one eye.

Also: having a defect in one eye so that it looks outward and upward instead of straight ahead.

"Walleyed" Examples

Definitions

A walleyed person typically has a person such that one of their eyes looks off in a different direction than the other.

Examples

1. Informal: You should sit closer to me or else the walleyed grandpa won't be able to see you.
2. Literary: In most analysis, walleyed vision points to difficulty when judging personal desires and their outcomes.
3. Regional/colloquial: In Australia, to describe a person with one eye that drifts inward, is called walleyed, too.
4. Legal: The old man's eyes began to be strained due to cataracts, also referred to as walleyed problem without proper medication.
5. Formal: The new development put a walleyed view on the publication which frightened the overly knowledgeable CEOs.