Ocellate
Chamber's Twientieth Century Dictionary · 1908 · p. 70
-d , ō′sel-lāt, -ed, adj. resembling an eye: marked with spots resembling eyes, as the feathers of a peacock.— adjs. Ocel′lar , Oc′ellary , ocellate, pertaining to ocelli; Ocellif′erous , Ocellig′erous , bearing spots like small eyes.— n. Ocel′lus , a little eye, an eye-spot: one of the round spots of varied colour in the tail of a peacock, .:— pl. Ocel′lī . [L. ocellatus — ocellus , dim. of oculus , an eye.]
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