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easy on the eyes

-Compliment.
-Phrase meaning someone or something is good to look at it.
-Not painful to look at because its some-what decent looking and figuratively won't "blind" you if you see it.
-When used towards a person, can be applied to either male or female.
Ex. Some of the celebrities mentioned in People magazine's annual "Sexiest People" lists could also be called easy on the eyes since they're supposedly good-looking.
easy on the eyes by LoganLesnarMarvel September 5, 2005

easy on the eyes

She may be easy on the eyes but she is totally conceited.

Drop Dead Gorg Easy On The Eyes 

This means when someone is so sexy there are just no words to describe them. There something that makes them stand out from the rest and just have this glow about them.
All the girls on my softball team are drop dead gorg easy on the eyes.

Easy on the Eyes and Pleasantly Surprised 

A niche little way of saying you're pleased; derived from the phrase Easy on the Eyes, and when you are content about what you are seeing!
Person 1: Hey! How was your tinder date last night?
Person 2: Easy on the Eyes and Pleasantly Surprised!

Easy on the eyes

Someone who is so attractive and pleasant to look at that they command the attention of people in their vicinity.

Example:

@gapeachkay4
Gapeachkay4 has content that’s ridiculously easy on the eyes.
Easy on the eyes by Jay.4sk August 15, 2022
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Wanna go to meal hall & grab a plate of brown?
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Andrew Tate has mastered the field of larpenomics
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Boyfriend: Have a visit from Palmela Handerson of course!
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