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a virtual mirror where you can try eyeglasses online using your own picture.
the inovation belongs to an online retailer of eyeglasses named EyeBuyDirect.com
i like those glasses on the net, but i don't know how they would look on me!

cool, i can go to EyeTry, upload my picture, and see exactly how it will look! than i can share with friends and they can help my to decide...
EyeTry by 3linor November 4, 2009
Urban Dictionary Merch
A webcam you buy with a ps2 game so you can connect it up to your pc.
I installed drivers that worked for my eyetoy
Eyetoy by Boris Mafia February 9, 2005
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What gets all over anything you read.

The reason so many bookworms wear glasses is to keep from getting eyetracks on their fanzines, magazines and books.
"Sorry -- this book is no longer mint; I got my eyetracks all over it."
eyetracks by rich brown August 11, 2004
Word of the Day on May 28, 2007
A rarely sighted sub-continental spidermonkey. Those who claim to have seen it describe the eyefry as a furry green creature that looks deceptively like a large vinnu. However, the vinnu can be termed something of a social animal when compared to an eyefry, which shrinks from bright coloured lights, bays at the moon and leaves strange patterns on treebark.
"Tread softly, fellow explorer friend. A frightened eyefry will bay out our lucky moon."

"I've had to rely on this peg-leg ever since the eyefry bit me."
"Yes, but an eyefry's bark is worse than his bite."
"OMG!"
eyefry by Mr. Cockandbullstory February 6, 2009
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