beady-eyed
adjective
Pronunciation: ˈbiːdiˌaɪd
Definition
Possessing small, round, and sharp-looking eyes that suggest a suspicious, observant, or cunning nature.
Examples
The beady-eyed detective noticed the tiny smudge of ink on the suspect's collar.
She felt uncomfortable under the beady-eyed gaze of the old woman sitting across from her on the train.
The beady-eyed accountant caught every single discrepancy in the company's financial records.
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