Tiny, crusty green balls found in the inner corner of your eyes, usually after you wake up. They are called “eye boogers” because they are green, tiny, and appear in your eyes like how boogers appear in your nose.

Little balls of mucus found in the inner corners of ones eyes, usually noticed when one first wakes up

Those little green crusties that form on your eyes, most often when you wake up in the morning.

Another name for sleep in your eye; it resembles a desiccated (dried up) booger from your nose.

the stuff on the sides of your eyes sometimes when you wake up.

the plica (PLY-ka) semilunaris (sem-ee-LOO-ner-is), which is located around the eye makes eye mucus or waste

Mucous usually found in the corner of the eye, although not uncommon to also be discovered in the eyelashes.

When dry they will simply flake off and fall away from the eye, however if they are moist they can be difficult to remove without washing with warm water. Common to "pink eye" also known as conjunctivitis.

See also: crackles