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a hole in your eye masquerading as a black dot, gulping light all day
means Either a child being taught by a teacher, or the dark adjustable opening at the center of your eye that lets light in.
from From Latin 'pupilla,' a 'little doll' — the diminutive of 'pupa,' meaning girl or doll. Why the eye? Because when you peer into someone's pupil up close, you see a tiny reflection of yourself, doll-sized. The same Latin word also meant 'orphan' or 'ward,' a small one under another's care — which is how 'pupil' came to mean a student. So both senses share a single root: the little one, whether mirrored in an eye or seated at a desk.
- not a thing
- It's an opening, the absence of iris
- size range
- Shrinks to 2mm, dilates to 8mm
- attraction tell
- Dilates when you see something you desire
- goat shape
- Goats have horizontal rectangular pupils
- red eye
- Camera flash bounces off retinal blood vessels
for instance
student at eton college — historic boarding school in berkshire, england, pupils called etonians since 1440s