IPA: /ˈwɒtʃaɪ/
KK: /ˈwɑːtʃaɪ/
A type of fish known for its large eyes, often found in North America, and sometimes referred to in the context of dogs.
The fisherman caught a large watcheye during his trip to the lake.
The word 'watcheye' originates from Old English 'wæccan' (meaning to watch) and 'eage' (meaning eye). It refers to an eye that is vigilant or observant, emphasizing the act of watching closely.
Think of 'watching' closely with your 'eye' — that's why 'watcheye' means an eye that is attentive or observant.
No commonly confused words.