buck-eyed in a sentence

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Definition

Buck-eyed refers to having a wide-eyed, startled, or surprised appearance, often characterized by an intense or penetrating gaze.

The old man had a buck-eyed stare that seemed to see right through you.
Her buck-eyed expression made it clear that she was surprised by the news.
He wore a buck-eyed look as he pondered the difficult decision ahead.
The child had a playful, buck-eyed glance that lit up the entire room.
With his buck-eyed gaze, he could easily charm anyone he met.
She noticed his buck-eyed demeanor as he listened intently to the storyteller.
The photo captured her buck-eyed wonder as she experienced the festival for the first time.
His buck-eyed appearance gave him an innocent charm that made people trust him.
The buck-eyed look in her eyes hinted at her adventurous spirit.
He wore a buck-eyed expression, full of curiosity, as he explored the new city.