Eyas

i'as, n. A young hawk just taken from the nest. [F. niais, fresh fr. the nest, fr. L. nidus, nest.] Ey, Eybt, i'ot or at, Ait, 5t, n. A little island. [Ic. ey, AS. ig.] Eye, n. Th e organ of sight; power of seeing; view; eve, term Yn, Ice Odd, tone, dr 211 EYE 195 opinion; estimate; space commanded by the organ of eight; face; front; presence observation; watch; notice; look; aspect; a thing resembling the organ of sight, in form, position, or appearance,—as, the hole in a needle; a catch for a hook spot on a feather, as of a peacock; bud or sprout of a plant or root; Eye. center of a target. optic nerve selerotie or ex- (Jfaut.) Looped part— ternal coat the eye ch, choroid of a rope or stay. coat retina zonule of Zinn; V. [EYED (Td), EYp, position of the Fetitian canal ING.] To fix the eye sch, position of canal of Schlemm on, observe, esp. to the opening the center of watch narrowly, or which forms the pupil cornea with fixed attention. m, Meibomian glands crystal- [AS. cage, D. oog, Ic. line lens. aug a, G. auge, F. L. oculus, dim. of old ocus, OGr. okos, okkos, Skr. aksha.] — To have an eye To pay particular attention to. — To keep an on. To watch. — To see with half an To see easily. — To set the eyes on. To have a sight of. — Eyele , n. Wanting eyes blind. — Eye'ball, n. The ball, globe, or anjile of the eye. — Eye'bright, n. A plant formerly u«tt for diseases of the eye. — Eye'brow, F. F, ef, the 6th letter of the English alphabet, is formed by the pa age of breath between the lower lip and upper incisive teeth. Its figure is the same as that of the Eolic digamma [F], to which related in power. See Digamma. — (Mus.) F is the 4th tone of the gamut, or model scale. F sharp (F$) is a tone intermediate between F and G. Fa, fa. (Mus.) A syllable applied to the 4th tone of the gamut or model scale for purposes of solmization.