squint-eyed

[ skwint-ahyd ]

/ ˈskwɪntˌaɪd /

affected with or characterized by strabismus.

looking obliquely or askance.

manifesting a malicious, envious, or spiteful attitude or disposition: squint-eyed with vengefulness and blind to reason.

Origin of squint-eyed

First recorded in 1580–90

No squint-eyed carny could ever guess it; it's a shock to find out he's 20 years older than you always thought.

The Stacks: Harold Conrad Was Many Things, But He Was Never, Ever Dull |Mark Jacobson |March 8, 2014 |DAILY BEAST
Squint-eyed Augustine set up a hen-cackling when she heard this.

L'Assommoir |Emile Zola
She was squint-eyed and mischievous, and was always making trouble with the other employees.

A Zola Dictionary |J. G. Patterson
It was that squint-eyed Augustine who had just given it an outlet by thrusting a spoon through the strainer.

L'Assommoir |Emile Zola

A squint-eyed baggage she be, too, who'd ne'er look aught, whatever she might clap on her head.

A Terrible Tomboy |Angela Brazil
That squint-eyed Augustine was cackling like a hen, suffocating with her mouth wide open.

L'Assommoir |Emile Zola

squint-eyed

having a squint

looking sidelong