Eyehole
noun
An opening or hole for the eye, especially in masks or in objects designed for viewing.
She peered through the eyehole of the mask to see who was at the door.

Often appears as...
- costume mask eyehole
- camera lens eyehole
Usage tips
Neutral
General
noun
An opening or hole for the eye, especially in masks or in objects designed for viewing.
She peered through the eyehole of the mask to see who was at the door.

Often appears as...
- costume mask eyehole
- camera lens eyehole
Usage tips
Neutral
General
Definition 1 of 1

Literal Usage
When using 'eyehole' to describe physical openings, ensure clarity about the object involved.
She adjusted the eyehole of the mask for better visibility.
Metaphorical Insight
In metaphorical usage, relate 'eyehole' to perspectives on situations or ideas.
His eyehole on the matter was quite different than hers.
Context Awareness
Be mindful of where you use 'eyehole'; it may not fit formal discussions.
Avoid using 'eyehole' in scholarly papers.
Literal Usage
When using 'eyehole' to describe physical openings, ensure clarity about the object involved.
She adjusted the eyehole of the mask for better visibility.
Metaphorical Insight
In metaphorical usage, relate 'eyehole' to perspectives on situations or ideas.
His eyehole on the matter was quite different than hers.
Context Awareness
Be mindful of where you use 'eyehole'; it may not fit formal discussions.
Avoid using 'eyehole' in scholarly papers.
Literal Usage
When using 'eyehole' to describe physical openings, ensure clarity about the object involved.
She adjusted the eyehole of the mask for better visibility.
Metaphorical Insight
In metaphorical usage, relate 'eyehole' to perspectives on situations or ideas.
His eyehole on the matter was quite different than hers.
Context Awareness
Be mindful of where you use 'eyehole'; it may not fit formal discussions.
Avoid using 'eyehole' in scholarly papers.
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