Adjectives to Describe Eyes
beady: beady eyes are small, round, and bright
bloodshot: bloodshot eyes are red in the part where they should be white
boss-eyed: someone who is boss-eyed has both eyes looking in towards their nose
bug-eyed: a bug-eyed creature or person has eyes that stick out
clear: clear eyes are bright and healthy
close-set: close-set eyes are very near to each other
cross-eyed: having eyes that look towards each other slightly
dead: if someone’s eyes are dead, or if their voice is dead, they feel or show no emotion
deep-set: deep-set eyes seem to be a long way back into your face
doe-eyed: someone who is doe-eyed has big attractive eyes and looks as if they do not have much experience of life
hazel: the light brown and slightly green or golden colour of some people’s eyes
heavy: if your eyes look heavy, they have a sad or tired expression
hollow: hollow eyes or cheeks seem to have sunk into your head, for example because you are tired, thin, or ill
hooded: hooded eyes have large eyelids that partly cover them, often giving them a threatening expression
lidded: with your eyes half closed
liquid: liquid eyes are clear and shiny
piggy: piggy eyes are small and not attractive
pop-eyed: having eyes that stick out
rheumy: rheumy eyes look red and wet because of illness, sadness, or old age
shuttered: used about someone’s eyes or expression when their eyes are partly closed, usually because they do not want to show what they are feeling or thinking
sunken: sunken eyes or cheeks curve inwards, often showing that someone is ill or old
via Macmillan Dictionary - www.macmillandictionary.com/us/thesaurus-category/british/Describing-the-appearance-of-someone-s-eyes
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