bullseye
Bullseye (noun) means the very center of a target, or a shot that hits it dead-center. Example: “She hit a perfect bullseye with her final dart.”
How to use bullseye
Learner’s notesIn plain EnglishThe dead center of a target — or, figuratively, getting something exactly right.
Word forms
- Plural
- bullseyes
Fill the gap
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She hit a perfect _____ with her final dart.
Etymology
From "bull's eye" — possibly from the old practice of English archers testing their skill by shooting an arrow through the eye socket of a bull's skull.