Meaning of the word "eyes are out on stalks" in English
What does "eyes are out on stalks" mean in English? Explore the meaning, pronunciation, and specific usage of this word with Lingoland.
eyes are out on stalks
US /aɪz ɑr aʊt ɑn stɔks/
UK /aɪz ɑːr aʊt ɒn stɔːks/
Idiom
to be extremely surprised or shocked, often with one's eyes wide open
Example:
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When she saw the huge diamond ring, her eyes were out on stalks.
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The children's eyes were out on stalks when they saw all the presents under the tree.
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