Eyetooth
Chamber's Etymological of the English Language · 1895 · p. 181
i'tooth, n. a tooth in the upper jaw next the grinders, with a long fang pointing towards the eye. [done. Eye witne , F-wit'nes, «. one who sees a thing Eyre, ar, n a journey or circuit a court of itinerant justices: justices in eyre formeily corresponded to our present justices of a ize. (O. Fr. eire, journey, from L iter, a way, a journey — eo. Hum, to go Eyry, Eyrie, Aerie, e're or A're, « a place where birds of prey construct their nests and hatch their eggs: a brood of eagles or hawks. [Fr. at re, from Ger. aar, an eagle; cog. with Ice. ari, an eagle fate, far me, h6r mine Factious F
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