stye

• “= -- A stye is a boil on the eyelid; it begins at the root of a hair as a hard swelling which may extend to the whole lid.”

  The Home Medical Library, Volume II (of VI)

• “Eyelid infection, caused by a stye was the official diagnosis, and I was given some erthomycin and told to get the stye lanced if it did not get better in a few days.”

  Al's Ramblings

• “Stye-The scientific name for a stye is a hordeolum.”

  CreationWiki - Recent changes [en]

• “_What is the treatment of a "stye" on the eye-lid_?”

  Advice to a Mother on the Management of Her Children

• “Because my bus leaves soon and I have a stye in my eye so large I can hardly see the computer screen, I'll break down the trip by its highlights:”

  Archive 2009-01-01

• “I did not care for Bush II, but I like his stye about leading.”

  President Obama heads back to familiar city

• “I am extremely close to someone who has been in the New Orleans home of one of your aforementioned celebrities and it is a pig stye … so no worries, life gets messy, I on the other hand am being stalked by a rather large and angry looking dust bunny right now …”

  Good Housekeeping: Totally Slobtastic Slackermom Edition | Her Bad Mother

• “Combining the old with the new, Hockey exhibits this digital series in an old fashion stye exhibit, displaying various drawings together in a geometric grid-like manner.”

  The Huffington Post: David Hockney Trades In His Drawing Pad For An iPad

• “I kept waiting for Tuck to draw on the novelist's most precious resources -- stye, imagination -- and transform the story of Ella Lynch and Franco Lopez into something more surprising or strange (beyond the "exotic" setting), frankly into something more interesting as a purely literary creation.”

  Historical Fiction

• “And grey peas have fatten'd all the grunters in the stye”

  Letter 331

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