also eye-brow, early 15c., from eye (n.) + brow (q.v.; Old English eagbræw meant "eyelid").
exurb
exuviae
exuvial
eye
eyeball
eyebrow
eye-candy
eye-catching
-eyed
eye-drop
eyeful
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