| Cyclopean Image: A mental 3D image created by the brain when it combines images perceived by two eyes. |
| Sometimes the chulpas are round, and in some the masonry is of that variety we have already mentioned, called the Cyclopean. |
| Incorporated into its elaborate frame are two miniature pairs of binoculars, a pince-nez and a bulbous, Cyclopean glass eye. |
| Her Cyclopean walls, that seemed to render her impregnable, did not save her. |
| The cell was large, and if it was the bottom of a well, it must have been a Cyclopean one. |
| Scattered over the surface of the Peruvian slope are Cyclopean ruins, the sole remnants of the works of a more primeval people. |
