Bull's-eye Definition

byo͝olzī
noun
The circular central mark of a target.
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A thick, circular glass in a roof, ship's deck, etc., for admitting light.
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A shot that hits this.
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A direct hit.
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Any circular opening for light or air.
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Other Word Forms of Bull's-eye

Noun

Singular:
bull's-eye
Plural:
bull-s-eyes

Origin of Bull's-eye

  • From the shape of the key plate or vignette

    From Wiktionary

Bull's-eye Sentence Examples

  • You're just as much a bull's eye if this monster is able to pick up your trail.

  • Rifle shooters for example may be perfectly able to hit a bull's-eye, showing that they have the skill.

  • Clearing may take place from the center out, leaving a bull's-eye effect; in some cases, the center gets redder instead of clearing.

  • On St Patrick's Day, the UK could have bombed Fifth Avenue and scored a bull's-eye.

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