blue-eyed
adjective
Origin of blue-eyed
Examples from the Web for blue-eyed
Contemporary Examples of blue-eyed
Yeah, the “Giant man-puppy” that is Gronkowski won't hold a sexual candle to the blue-eyed dreamboat.
“Hell yeah,” he says with a smile and a piercing, blue-eyed stare.
For women who already fit into this ideal—white, thin, blond, blue-eyed women—beauty can be flouted.
The actor who plays Bassam—bearded, blue-eyed Englishman Adam Rayner—does what he can with the material, but it's not much.
As polite as the Gods were about it, this blue-eyed devil knew he was at the wrong table.
Historical Examples of blue-eyed
My blue-eyed friend erected himself into an obelisk of profanity.
American NotesRudyard Kipling
Was she a slender, tawny-haired, blue-eyed, most beauteous maid?
The Cruise of the Shining LightNorman Duncan
He recognised that he owed much to the blue-eyed, square-faced detective.
The Grell MysteryFrank Froest
And what else could the blue-eyed Chinaman mean by his strange pursuit of her?
The Coast of ChanceEsther Chamberlain
His friend, the blue-eyed Chinaman, has dropped out of sight.
The Coast of ChanceEsther Chamberlain