eyelens
nounUK /ˈaɪ.lɛnz/
US /ˈaɪ.lɛnz/
The clear part in the front of your eye that helps you see.
The doctor looked closely at the eyelens to check her vision.
OTHER MEANINGS
2. A lens worn directly on the eye to correct vision, such as a contact lens.
She put in her eyelens before leaving for school.
3. A lens used in an optical instrument designed to be held close to the eye.
The jeweler used an eyelens to inspect the tiny gem.
4. The lens of a camera or device positioned near the eye for viewing.
He pressed his eye to the eyelens of the telescope.