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doe-eyed

[ doh-ahyd ]

adjective

  1. having large, innocent-looking, dark eyes.
  2. naive; too ready to believe.


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51Թ History and Origins

Origin of doe-eyed1

First recorded in 1930–35; doe ( def ) + eyed
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Like most of her onscreen characters, the doe-eyed comedian emits an innocent joy palpable even through a Zoom call.

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One of the photos included in the BuzzFeed article featured Piker, with a doe-eyed model stare, dressed in a gray hoodie that reads, “I Met God, She’s Black.”

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Inspired by her doe-eyed looks, the American singer-songwriter wrote her a poem - but tore it up when she turned him down.

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She was a doe-eyed poster girl of the 1960s, plucked from obscurity by the Rolling Stones' manager at the age of 16 and given As Tears Go By, the first song ever written by Jagger and Keith Richards.

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The dark comedy shows Trump learning how to trade his morals for an outward appearance of toughness, a deal the doe-eyed mogul-in-waiting is quick to make.

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