nether eye:

Or: nether-end , obsolete literary term used by Geoffrey Chaucer (1343-1400) and others for the vagina . Nether eyebrow / nether-lashes / nether-whiskers , now obsolete, referred to the pubic-hair . G .A. Stevens called it : ' the eye-that-weeps-most-when-best-pleased '. See vagina for synonyms.

QUOTE: C16 ^th Italian satirist Pietro Aretino (1492-1556): ' The whore laughs with one eye / and weeps with the other .'

See Also: amorous glance, baby's cries, balls eye, banjo eyes, bedroom eyes, blennorrhea, brown eye miner, bug eyes, bugging eyes, clap eyes on, clap one's eyes on, clockers, cock eyes, cock in her eye, Columbus circle, come-hither look, come-on eye, the, cut out the eye chatter, daylights, deadeye, deadlights, eye, eye-giver, flickers, flukers, front windows, ganderers, gimlet eyes, giver of the eye, glass eyes, glaziers, gleeps, glimmers, glims, goggle eyes, goggles, iris, Irish beauty, killers, lamps, lay eyes on, lay one's eyes on, lens, lights, luminaries, make bedroom eyes at, make eyes at, make googly eyes at, mince pies, mud pies, Nelly Blighs, nether end, nether eye, nether eyebrow, nether lashes, nether whiskers, oculars, oculii, oglers, ogles, ommatophobia, ommetaphobia, optophobia, orbits, P.I., peekers, peepholes, peeps, permanent mascara, piercers, pincers, queer peepers, saucer eyes, saucers, seekers, seers, sees, set eyes on, set one's eyes on, shutters, side-glance, sights, skylights, slanters, spotters, squinters, starry orbs, swivel eyes, talent, tear in the lily, top lights, trouser snake, turn handstands, twinkers, typhlobasia, weepers, windows, windows of the soul, windows to the soul, winker, winkers

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