binocle (binokl)

The Century Dictionary and Cyclopedia · 1897 · p. 102
[F. binocle = Sp. binócolo, binocular (bi-nok'- or bin-ok'ū-lär), a. [L. bin i, double, + oculus, eye, + -ar2. Cf. binocle.] 1. Having two eyes: as, "most animals are binocular, " Derham. Also bin oculate. [Rare.] -2. Referring to both eyes; suited for the simultaneous use of both eyes: as, a binocular telescope or microscope. The want of binocular perspective in paintings interferes seriously with the completene of the illusion. Le Conte , Sight, p. 144. Binocular microscope. See microscoре .
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