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snow-eyes 
n. pl Obs. slotted goggles of wood, bone, ivory, etc., worn as protection against snowblindness, especially by Eskimos.
See also: snow goggles
- 1748 If their Clothes and other Necessaries are well contrived, their Snow-Eyes, as they very properly call them, are no less so.
- 1772 (1792) He was afterwards employed in making his sled, while I was engaged in making a pair of snow-eyes.
- 1819 For the purpose of guarding off the intense light reflected from the snow, they make use of a very ingenious kind of spectacle, or snow-eyes, as they call them.
- 1748 If their Clothes and other Necessaries are well contrived, their Snow-Eyes, as they very properly call them, are no less so.