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You’ve read (or heard someone say) the phrase “bedroom eyes,” but what does that mean? We have the answer. “Bedroom eyes” is a term for someone whose eyes are partially shut or heavily lidded with dilated pupils. Bedroom eyes are also flirty and seductive; someone giving bedroom eyes might smile subtly to signal interest to the person they like. Read on for a complete overview of bedroom eyes, plus tips on how to use them yourself!
Bedroom Eyes: Quick Definition
“Bedroom eyes” is a facial expression involving dropped eyelids, dilated pupils, and a coy, alluring smile. Someone giving bedroom eyes may have a dreamy or sultry look to them. Bedroom eyes are also a form of flirtation; some people use them to convey attraction and desire.
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