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cat's eye
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cat's eye [′kats ‚ī]
(lapidary)
Any of several gems cut in convex form, principally from crysoberyl, exhibiting opalescent reflections. Also known as cymophane.
cat’s eye
cat’s eye
A pin knot smaller than ¼ in. (0.6 cm) in diameter.
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