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Dictionary » S » Stare Starestare 1. To look with fixed eyes wide open, as through fear, wonder, surprise, impudence, etc.; to fasten an earnest and prolonged gaze on some object. 2. To be very conspicuous on account of size, prominence, colour, or brilliancy; as, staring windows or colours. ![]()
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Results from our forumTwo different colored eyes... has two different colored eyes, and all of my friends laugh. some of them say its cool but i hate when a conversation starts on it or when people stare at it. but anyways, i want to know why i have it if not many people do, and plus it doesn't run in the family. can someone tell me why i have ...
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Re: two different color eyes... I heard about on this medical show ....Your eyes .......I have heard this all my life but funny when you catch someone not knowing which eye to stare at, they keep looking between both of them. I heard this has to do with twins that never split. I'd really like to look into this further since ...
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Re: two different color eyes... interesting to see what people have to say when they notice. Sometimes you can tell that they notice without saying anything by the way that they stare lol. My favorite is when people say, "I think you lost a contact!"
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Re: two different color eyes... more hazel. I love my eyes and wouldn't change them for anything. You can always tell when someone realizes your eyes are different colors. They stare and stare with this weird look on their face and they don't seem to be paying attention to anything else. Its great! LOL. I've researched the ...
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two different color eyes... figure out what color they want to be, because my green eye keeps changing from light green to dark green hazel. Since I was a kid everyone would stare at my eyes saying the usual, dude did you know your eyes are different colors and I would say dude did you knwo your eyes are the same color. ...
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