CORNEA

CORNEA


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Dictionary definitions:


Word: cornea
Word origin: late Middle English: from medieval Latin cornea tela ‘horny tissue’, from Latin cornu ‘horn’.
Phonetic: ˈkɔːnɪə
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the transparent layer forming the front of the eye.


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Body part from the Latin for horn
Contacts contact
Covering for a pupil
Eye bank donation
Eye layer
Eye liner?
Eye part
Eye piece
Eye piece?
Eye site?
Eye tissue
Eye window
Eyeball coat
Iris cover
Iris covering
It covers the pupil
Its under the conjunctiva
LASIK surgery target
Lasik target
Lens cap?
Lens cover
Lens cover?
Lens covering
Lens setting
Ophthalmologists study
Optometrists concern
Part of an eye
Part of the eye
Pupil cover
Pupil coverer
Pupil covering
Pupil protector
Pupils coat
Pupils cover
Pupils neighbor
Pupils protection
Pupils protector
Transplanted item
Window of an eye
Part of the eyeball
Ophthalmologist's concern.
Part of 34 Across
Cover for the iris
Eyeball part
Pupil's protector
Ophthalmologist's study
Pupil's coat
It's under the conjunctiva
You can see right through it
It's reshaped by Lasik surgery
Front covering of eye
Covering of eyeball
Membrane of the eye
Part of eye
No care wrecked part of eye
Wow! Not entirely trim, but bit of a looker
Bit of a looker — worse puns are so pronounced
Natural light refractor
Its reshaped in 23 Down
Body part with no blood vessels
Eyeball cover
Transplantable item with almost no rejection problems
What a contact contacts
It helps people focus
Painful exertion
Overthrow
Interrogate
Eye covering new in central area
Instrument cut a part of the eye
Eye surface
Peeper part
My new beau, naked, is a bit of a looker
Eyeball covering
Décor neatly provides something to help with the vision
Organ part not primarily observed in heart area
Décor neatly provides something to help with the vision (6)
Décor neatly provides something to help with the vision
New car on end of drive gets transparent cover
Front part of the eye
Briefly awkward situation with a bit of a looker




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