Sight - Law Dictionary Search Results
Disappearance
The act of disappearing cessation of appearance removal from sight vanishing
Coroner
a jury into the cause of any violent sudden or mysterious death or death in prison usually on sight of the body and at the place where the death occurred
Eyeshot
Range reach or glance of the eye view sight as to be out of eyeshot
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Horrible
Exciting or tending to excite horror or fear dreadful terrible shocking hideous as a horrible sight a horrible story a horrible murder
Moonblink
A temporary blindness or impairment of sight said to be caused by sleeping in the moonlight sometimes called nyctalopia
Mole eyed
Having eyes like those of the mole having imperfect sight
Mirage
image is seen commonly in an inverted position while the real object may or may not be in sight When the surface is horizontal and below the eye the appearance is that of a sheet of water
Micher
One who skulks or keeps out of sight hence a truant an idler a thief etc
Manifest
Evident to the senses esp to the sight apparent distinctly perceived hence obvious to the understanding apparent to the mind easily apprehensible plain not obscure or
Eyesore
Something offensive to the eye or sight a blemish
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