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What is the homophone for pupil?
Pupil. It means a student or a part of the eye."Homophones are words of the same language that are pronounced alike even if they differ in spelling, meaning, or origin"
What is the homophone for detect things with your eyes?
my head
Can you give a sentence using pupil?
The pupil was very smart and well behaved in class.
A homophone for the letter ''c''?
One homophone for the letter "c" is "sea," which is a large body of saltwater. Another homophone is "see," which means to perceive with the eyes.
What is the homophone see?
"Sea" is a homophone of "see." "Sea" refers to a large body of salt water, while "see" means to perceive with the eyes or to understand.
What is the homophone for pupil?
Pupil. It means a student or a part of the eye."Homophones are words of the same language that are pronounced alike even if they differ in spelling, meaning, or origin"
What is the homophone for detect things with your eyes?
my head
What is the black area of your eyes called?
Pupil
What is the black dot in your eyes?
its called your pupil.
Where is your pupil?
in the center of your eyes -its the small black dot
What hatoni means in Japanese?
pupil. the ones in your eyes.
What is another name for pupil?
In schools, a pupil is a student. In your eyes, there is no synonym. (See attached link of eye anatomy.)
What is pupil of eyes called in Hindi?
Pupil of the eye is called "नेत्रक" (Netrak) in Hindi.
Can you give a sentence using pupil?
The pupil was very smart and well behaved in class.
How does the sheep eyes pupil compare to the human eyes pupil?
Sheep eyes have a horizontal, elongated pupil, which provides a wider field of vision, allowing them to spot predators more effectively. In contrast, human pupils are round and allow for more focused vision and depth perception. This difference in pupil shape is adapted to each species' specific needs for survival and environmental awareness.
Black small dot in your left eyes?
Its called a pupil.
What is the opening that lets light enter the eyes?
The pupil.
