Catseye

/ ˈkætsˌaɪ /

noun

1. a glass reflector set into a small fixture, placed at intervals along roads to indicate traffic lanes at night

Example Sentences

It serves as a migration corridor for large mammals such as mule deer and pronghorn, as well as habitat for imperiled species including the hoary bat and the flowering White River catseye.

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Besides, the monkey idea was all wrong, for people were passing all the time, and, had they noticed a free monkey on the track of a catseye, a crowd would have collected, and perhaps that grinning idiot might have gone for me again.

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It was the sudden appearance of the Bird-Fairy, in whose outstretched hand there glistened a jewel—a catseye; but how different was its gleam to the one the poor Crab wore.

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"It must be rather jolly being a crowned head," mused Cyril; "I vote we have a shy at another catseye, so as to have a gorgeous crown and boss everything and everybody."

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It's silly to become a stupid mole; it's a waste of a catseye.

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