Binoculars

What do we mean by binoculars?

A hand-held device consisting of a series of lenses and prisms, used to magnify objects so that they can be better seen from a distance, and looked at through both eyes.

The best tool for spying on your neighbors. Urban Dictionary

Forming a circle around each testicle using your index finger and thumb and therefore making your testicles appear as the lenses of a pair of binoculars. Part of the "Penis game" = 4 kicks Urban Dictionary

The art of spying, binocular watching Urban Dictionary

When something is eye-openingly outrageous or worth noticing... Urban Dictionary

British term for eyeglasses. Urban Dictionary

Heard in reggae, used in a threatening way: "We have you under heavy binocular..." meaning "we have you under surveillance." Also pronounced in a very different way, bi-nock-you-LAR. Urban Dictionary

Famous building in Los Angeles, California, specifically the Chiarat-Day Building, shaped to resemble a pair of binoculars. No kidding, this actually does exist! Urban Dictionary

Noun. a sexual fetish which refers to the act of a couple scratching each other's arm to cause a wild sense of pain. This is widely practiced in upstate New York, especially in the 45 miles radius around Rochester. Origin: American popular sex columnist Michael H. Gu coined this word during his speech at University of Rochester. Urban Dictionary

Another word for rad or cool due to the fact it sounds nicee. Urban Dictionary

The act of positioning one testicle on each of your partner's eyes. Urban Dictionary

Words that are spelled similarly to binoculars:
binoculars, binocular, binoculate, bilocular, binocularly, binovular, inocular, monoculars, biloculare.

Words that are triggered by (strongly associated with) the word binoculars:
monocular, scopes, eyepiece, binocular, magnification, galilean, spotting, abbe, birdwatching, vesta, telescope, prism, telescopic, brightest, lenses, goggles, sights, globular, luminosity, nebula, zoom, magnitude, optics, comet, glasses, brighter, optical, brightness, aperture, cluster, accessories, constellation, naked, sniper, asteroid, lens, astronomical, orion, viewing, spectral, binary, gps, observing, hemisphere, visible, angular, gamma, objective, rifle, amateur, astronomy, horizon, galaxy, planet, locate, camera, photographic, spotted, sky, watching, eye, observe, star, pupil, apparent, planets, image, companion, diameter, objectives, portable, distance, vision, view, laser, spy, lloyd, pocket, bird, observation, equipment, instruments, stars, enemies, devices, variable, birds, item, looks, sees, focusing, moon, roof, disappeared, closer, deer, observed, giant, spots, navigation.

Adjectives that are often used to describe binoculars:
powerful, powered, good, vision, own, small, large, infrared, old, prismatic, big, heavy, compact, strong, german, expensive, most, ordinary, best, giant, highpowered, black, modern, electronic, military, special, japanese, cheap, red, standard, miniature, huge, excellent, naval, steady, quality, supergiant, larger, lightweight, marine, held, fine, watching, improved, range, battered, inexpensive, tiny, made, imaginary, waterproof, objective, mini, plastic, stereoscopic, enormous, issue, inverted, operated, sized, russian, digital, available, astronomical, conventional, size, bright, antique, fancy, massive, bulky, precious, fashioned, finest, looking, damn, tech, oversized, virtual.

Nouns that are often described by the adjective binoculars:
icon, case, drop, help, button, gains, right, rest.

Words that sound like binoculars:
binoculars, binocular, monocular, binocle, binnacle, bunny ears, buglers, unequals, specular, sanicula.