a. [See UNI- and OCULAR a., and cf. med.L. ūnioculus.] a. fig. Characterized by the use of one eye. b. Of or pertaining to, affecting, one eye. Cf. MONOCULAR a.
a. 1830. Edin. Rev., LI. 531. The results of this unilateral, uni-ocular mode of proceeding.
b. 1890. Lancet, 28 June, 1416/1. In two [cases] there was occasional lateral nystagmus; one uniocular.
a. 1901. F. W. H. Myers, Human Personality (1903), I. 479. Cases, where ciliary spasm … led to uniocular diplopia.
