Answer:

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We have spotted EYES (4 Letters) a total of 308 times in our database. Below you may see the clues associated with EYES and also when and where was it last seen:

Referring crossword puzzle clues

• Emoji that might indicate interest
• Takes a gander at
• Emoji reaction to a hot take
• Blinkers?
• ___ on the road!
• Observes closely
• Emoji indicating interest
• ___ on the prize
• Optometrists examine them
• Emoji that may mean I'm paying attention!
• They wink and blink
• High rollers?
• Organs closed during sleep
• Colon or semicolon in an emoticon
• Facial pair
• Regarding things
• Watches closely
• Lumps of coal for a snowman
• Organs shielded by goggles
• They might blink or wink
• Windows to the soul
• Two pools of light a mirror bright in generative A.I. poetry
• Needle holes
• Observes carefully
• Observes intently
• Looks at
• Body parts left exposed by balaclavas
• So-called windows to the soul
• Body parts visible in the dark in cartoons
• Pair on a 12-Down
• Socket sets
• Albinism can make them appear red
• Organs with lids
• Contact sites
• Good-looking couple?
• Features of hurricanes and potatoes
• The : of :-)
• A scallop might have 200 of these
• Body parts behind glasses
• Giant squids have ones the size of dinner plates
• Ew! in a text
• Mantis quintet
• They see things
• Colon in many an emoticon
• Vision organs
• Aviators shield them
• 1 2 3 all ___ on me
• Snake ___ (lowest dice roll)
• Seers?
• Spots on spuds
• Colon in an emoticon
• Raisins sometimes for a snowman
• All ___ on me!
• They're on the sides of a 24-Across's head
• What : might represent in a text
• Glasses are worn in front of them
• Body parts with lids
• New contacts might be found there
• Keeps in view
• Distinctive features of a chameleon
• Potato features
• Features that may be triangular on a jack-o'-lantern
• The windows to the soul it's said
• Body parts that an owl cant move
• Centers of hurricanes
• Potato spots
• Peering pair
• What contact lenses are placed on
• Most spiders have eight of them
• Goo-goo ___
• Needle features
• For your ___ alone (words on a confidential report)
• Word with snake or four
• Body parts that can be rolled
• What your sunglasses protect
• Contact lens holders
• See 56-Across
• Spots on a potato
• Seeing organs
• Blinkers or peepers
• Where pupils are found
• Places for contact lenses
• Their __ Were Watching God
• Needle parts
• For Your ___ Only James Bond movie
• Googly ___ (Everything Everywhere All At Once motif)
• Heterochromia means having different-colored ones
• Ruby-colored parts of some guinea pigs
• Peer group?
• Their ___ Were Watching God
• Focus group?
• Spud's buds
• Potato peeler targets
• Sizes up
• Looks at closely
• The windows to the soul
• Pair with rods and cones
• Hurricane centers
• Body parts that blink
• Only about one-sixth of these in humans is visible
• Spud growth
• They move around in orbits
• Storm centers
• Blinking body parts
• A praying mantis has five
• Buds on spuds
• Box jellyfish have 24 of them
• Holes in needles
• Looks over
• Watches carefully
• The windows to the soul its said
• Potato parts
• They're usually closed at night
• Spiders can't blink theirs
• Organs with rods and cones
• A sight for sore ___
• Socket set
• Breath __ Memory: Edwidge Danticat novel
• Seeing things
• Sight seers
• Body parts that can be shut
• Shiva has three
• Set of eight for most spiders
• ___ Without a Face 1960 French horror film that inspired Billy Idol's song of the same name
• Snakes never close theirs
• The of -)
• Contacts can help them
• LASIK subjects
• Seeing things?
• Seeing devices
• What contact lenses cover
• Place for pupils
• Peepers
• A sight for sore __

Usage among publishers:

• USA Today: Feb 26, 2026
• Universal: Feb 23, 2026
• LA Times: Feb 14, 2026
• New York Times: Feb 13, 2026
• Newsday: Feb 12, 2026
• USA Today: Feb 11, 2026
• Newsday: Jan 30, 2026
• USA Today: Jan 29, 2026
• Universal: Jan 26, 2026
• Newsday: Jan 13, 2026
• Thomas Joseph: Jan 12, 2026
• Newsday: Jan 7, 2026
• New York Times: Jan 3, 2026
• LA Times: Jan 1, 2026
• LA Times: Dec 29, 2025
• Universal: Dec 19, 2025
• USA Today: Dec 14, 2025
• USA Today: Dec 8, 2025
• USA Today: Dec 7, 2025
• USA Today: Nov 28, 2025
• New York Times: Nov 18, 2025
• Newsday: Nov 11, 2025
• Newsday: Nov 8, 2025
• USA Today: Oct 8, 2025
• LA Times: Sep 30, 2025
• Universal: Sep 29, 2025
• Thomas Joseph: Sep 27, 2025
• Newsday: Sep 13, 2025