Definition of: binocular

(bə·nok′·yə·lər, bī-) adjective
1. Pertaining to both eyes at once.
2. Having two eyes.
—noun Often plural A telescope, opera glass, etc., adapted for use by both eyes at once. Also bin·o·cle (bin′ə·kəl).
—bin·oc′u·lar′i·ty (-lar′·ə·tē) noun
—bin·oc′u·lar·ly adverb

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