#eyes

• White baneberry — Scientific name (synonymous with Actaea pachypoda) for a toxic, herbaceous perennial plant in the Ranunculaceae family, native to eastern North America. It is structurally remarkable for its white berry-like fruits, each featuring a central black dot and supported by thick, red pedicels, an appearance that gives it the common name 'doll's eyes'. All parts of the plant contain potent cardiogenic toxins.
• Aesculus — A genus of woody plants, deciduous trees, and shrubs belonging to the Sapindaceae family (formerly Hippocastanaceae), distributed throughout the temperate regions of the Northern Hemisphere. These species are structurally characterized by palmate-compound leaves, large erect thyrsus-like inflorescences, and globose, often spiny capsular fruits containing large seeds popularly known as chestnuts.
• Argus — In Greek mythology, a giant with a hundred eyes (Argus Panoptes), considered the ideal guardian because he slept closing only a part of his eyes. By extension, the term became a common noun and denotes a vigilant, strict, and perceptive watchman who observes everything flawlessly. In zoology, it names a species of exotic pheasant-like bird whose male features long feathers ornamented with spectacular circular eyespot patterns.
• Asthenopia — An ophthalmological condition manifested by rapid visual fatigue, accompanied by headaches, tearing, blurred vision, and a burning sensation in the eyes; it usually occurs following prolonged visual effort (reading, computer work) or due to improperly corrected refractive errors (hyperopia, astigmatism).
• Riveted — Looked at or directed in a fixed, persistent, and unmoving manner toward a target; focused, concentrated. It applies especially to eyes, glances, or thoughts that remain captivated by a detail, person, or ideal, suggesting a state of wonder, deep meditation, suspense, or unwavering determination.
• To rivet — To direct one's gaze, eyes, thoughts, attention, or an object (a weapon, a device) in a fixed, persistent, and concentrated manner toward a precise point or determined goal. When used reflexively, it expresses the act of channeling one's entire mental or visual energy into an objective.
• Riveted — Looked at or directed in a fixed, persistent, and unmoving manner toward a target; focused, concentrated. It applies especially to eyes, glances, or thoughts that remain captivated by a detail, person, or ideal, suggesting a state of wonder, deep meditation, suspense, or unwavering determination.