tigereye

[ tahy-ger-ahy ]

noun

1. tiger's-eye.

Example Sentences

An additional $7.5 million went to Tigereye Design, a company in western Ohio that provides unions and Democratic campaigns with merchandise.

From Washington Post

In 2008, for example, the Obama campaign worked with Tigereye Design — an Ohio-based company that describes itself as “union shop specializing in promotional products for Unions, Democratic, Progressive and Charitable campaigns” — to handle their logistics, as well as to produce much, though not all, of the merchandise.

From New York Times

Aug. 5 tigereye: I saw kj today.

From Time Magazine Archive

Aug. 11 tigereye: kj has asked that her ashes be scattered over a field of sunflowers in the Central Valley, and has adopted sunflowers as her symbol right now.

From Time Magazine Archive

Aug. 19 tigereye: kj was worse today, not able to speak at all and fading in and out of consciousness, eyes unfocused ...

From Time Magazine Archive