spectacled

English

Etymology

From spectacle +‎ -ed.

Adjective

spectacled (not comparable)

1. Wearing spectacles.
2. Having the appearance of wearing spectacles, especially of animals.

Synonyms

• bespectacled, four-eyed (slang, pejorative)

Antonyms

• unbespectacled
• unspectacled

Derived terms

• spectacled bear
• spectacled caiman
• spectacled coot
• spectacled cormorant
• spectacled duck
• spectacled eider
• spectacled flowerpecker
• spectacled goose
• spectacled porpoise
• spectacled prickletail
• spectacled salamander
• spectacled snake
• spectacled warbler

 

Related terms

• meganekko

Translations

wearing spectacles — see bespectacled

having an appearance of wearing spectacles

• Finnish: silmälasikuvioinen