a. Obs.–1 [f. Gr. λυκόφως twilight, app. misapprehended to mean keen sight (f. λύκο-ς wolf + φῶς light) + -ED2.] Keen-sighted. Also Lycophosy in the same sense.
1600. Tourneur, Transf. Metam., vi. Looke on my sight, you lycophosed eies, And tell me whether it be blear’d or no. Ibid., xlvii. His eies that ’fore were cleare lycophosie, Now cannot see but in a minery.
