walleye

(noun)

ˈwȯl-ˌī

Definitions

A North American freshwater fish, Sander vitreus, known for its large, glassy eyes and delicious taste.
In the moonlit streams of North America, the enigmatic walleye glides—its eyes a pair of luminous gems, its flesh a treasure for those who dare to seek it.

Example: The walleye is a popular catch among anglers for its flesh.
An eye condition characterized by an abnormal outward turning of the eye, known medically as exotropia.
A gaze dancing away from convention, where the wandering eye stands apart, defying the symmetry of vision, yet seeking its own peculiar harmony.

Example: The patient was diagnosed with walleye and needed corrective surgery.

Late 15th century: from 'wall' (meaning 'glassy, blank') + 'eye', referring to the glassy appearance of the fish's eyes.

dory, pickerel, glassy-eyed, exotropia

normal-eyed, aligned eyes, cross-eyed