beady

[ US /ˈbidi/ ]
[ UK /bˈiːdi/ ]

ADJECTIVE

covered with beads or jewels or sequins
small and round and shiny like a shiny bead or button
black buttony eyes
bright beady eyes

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How To Use beady In A Sentence

Three tiny girls in pink with big beady eyes can these days be seen running around school corridors in Delhi.
The heron resumed his beady-eyed stance, scanning the depths of the pond for an unwary goldfish.
Neo-conservatism is the movement which cast a beady eye at progressive politics and cried that the emperor had no clothes.
The sullen-faced Xavier glowered in surly silence, but the malignant, beady eyes of Du Mont regarded the officer keenly. The Gun-Brand
An enormous cardboard cutout of a short, stubby penguin lay on the ground, the beady black eyes staring up at her dumbly. MINUTES TO BURN
He seemed to sense her pain and turned its beady eyes to stare at her, its white tusks gleaming. THE WOLF AND THE DOVE
It amazes me how people seem to forget that they were young once and that no amount of pep talks, pleading or punishment would have made a blind bit of difference to how they carried on when away from their parents' beady eyes.
They are also vaguely contemptuous of his beady-eyed negotiations regarding fees and wardrobe allowances.
She fixes those beady eyes on me, and I give her my best vacant stare back.
His black, beady eyes glared at her behind wrinkled cheeks and a round nose.

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