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eyer

American  
[ahy-er] / ˈaɪ ər /

noun

plural

eyers
  1. a kitchen utensil, or a part of one, designed for removing eyes from potatoes.

  2. a person or animal that sees or eyes something.


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Eyer and Nicholas Ferreria went to the police academy together in 2017 and ended up in the same division.

From Seattle Times

Eyer’s sometimes harsh face — traffic duty infuriated him because people drove so carelessly and poorly — melted away when you got to know him better and he couldn’t hide the way he loved his wife and son, Ferreria said.

From Seattle Times

Detective Maddox said he’s determined to let Eyer’s son know that “his father died a hero with a full heart” and the rest of his family know what he meant to his friends, but also the community he served.

From Seattle Times

Eyer wasn’t scheduled to work Monday, but took a few hours so he could be off for a family event later.

From Seattle Times

“Mr. Eyer, I watched you Monday night look down at your son and tell him over 15 times you were proud of him as he lay there with the American flag draped across of him. I can look across this room today and say you aren’t the only one proud of your son,” Maddox said.

From Seattle Times