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eyes How could I say when someone has got a an expression in his eyes similar to the ice?
maybe a glassy eyes? or an icy eyes?
- 03-Sep-2011, 15:02 #2
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Threadstarter / Original Poster Re: eyes How could I say when someone has got a an expression in his eyes similar to the ice?
maybe a glassy eyes? or an icy eyes?
- 03-Sep-2011, 15:22 #3
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Teacher Re: eyes "Eyes like [or o]f ice". 'Icy' is not used like that, and 'glassy' means something else: a 'glassy stare' is one that sees through the object without focusing on it. (You can also use 'cold' to refer to a stare. Come to think of it, a stare can be icy - but not eyes.)
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