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cat's eye
or cat's-eye
[ kats-ahy ]
noun
plural cat's eyes, cat's-eyes.
- any of certain gems having a chatoyant luster, especially chrysoberyl.
- a playing marble marked with eyelike concentric circles.
cat's-eye
noun
- any of a group of gemstones, esp a greenish-yellow variety of chrysoberyl, that reflect a streak of light when cut in a rounded unfaceted shape
- Also calledataata a grazing marine gastropod, Turbo smaragdus , of New Zealand waters
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51Թ History and Origins
Origin of cat's eye1
First recorded in 1545–55
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Skewering the art world in fiction is almost a tradition — think of “Cat’s Eye” by Margaret Atwood, and now, Ella Baxter’s second novel.
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That's called the reverse cat’s eye . . . which may be coincidental, who can say?
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Those who know fashion recognize this as the cat's eye.
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From around the maid’s aproned skirts there appeared a single cat’s eye, a sickening yellow.
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A bright green flyer on the wall caught Cat’s eye.
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