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  1. eyeopener: Wordnik
  2. eyeopener: Wiktionary
  3. eyeopener: Infoplease Dictionary
  4. eyeopener: Dictionary.com
  5. eyeopener: Cambridge Essential American English Dictionary
  6. EyeOpener (U.S. TV program), Eyeopener, The Eyeopener: Wikipedia, the Free Encyclopedia

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  1. eyeopener: Urban Dictionary

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Definitions from Wiktionary (Eyeopener)

▸ noun:  Alternative form of eye-opener [(literally) Something that causes the eyes to open, or that opens the eyes.]

Similar:
eye opener, eyepopper, eye-drop, eyecatcher, jawdropper, fresh eyes, vizor, eyepatch, can-opener, eye bolt, more...

Opposite:
mind-numbing, dull, unenlightening

Types:
coffee, tea, espresso, cappuccino, latte, red bull, monster, more...

Adjectives:
real, great, big, perfect, true

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Similar:
eye opener, eyepopper, eye-drop, eyecatcher, jawdropper, fresh eyes, vizor, eyepatch, can-opener, eye bolt, more...

Opposite:
mind-numbing, dull, unenlightening

Types:
coffee, tea, espresso, cappuccino, latte, red bull, monster, more...

Adjectives:
real, great, big, perfect, true



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