bugeye

Bugeye bowed to place the dish in front of Summer.

Not without distorting every bugeye in range- How was that possible?

The bugeye in the ceiling above him could see well enough, but might not be able to hear accurately.

The bugeye retreated, no doubt returning to give its report.

She may have remembered the bugeye in the room. '

If he was worried about the bugeye, he didn't show it.

The bugeye must have wandered off from its school and lost its way.

There was nothing to eat, save the lone bugeye.

She is the last bugeye retaining the sailing rig and working appearance of the type.

But it was a bugeye piscoid that came first.

It had its own bugeye, sure - privacy was an ambiguous concept anywhere in the Bill's domain.

There are other species with disproportionate sensory capability, like the bugeye piscoids.

Bugeye's season was not going well.

Sorenson bought a Bugeye before the season; Earnhardt said he has one on loan.

Nick pointed at the nearest bugeye.

Then the bugeye itself went blank.

'What about the bugeye in the cell?'

Bugeye wanted to know.

The bugeye is a type of sailboat developed in the Chesapeake Bay for oyster dredging.

The hawsepieces projected above the deck and, with the prominent hawseholes, are thought possibly to be the origin of the name "bugeye".

Based on the dugout, it was the principal traditional fishing boat of the bay until superseded by the bugeye and the skipjack.

These regulations prompted the development of specialized sailboats (the bugeye and later the skipjack) for dredging.

Leaning closer to the young woman, Bugeye inquired, "Youse and this guy romantically linked?"

They stepped into the shadow and lifted the bugeye glare shields, retaining just their polarizers against the blinding brightness.

They would record Angus as nothing more than a slight opal- escent ripple in the image, like a blur on the bugeye's lens.