Bullseye
[ˈbʊlzaɪ]Meaning
English word for the centre of a target, from bull's + eye
Background Story
Bullseye is an English word formed from bull's and eye, and it denotes the centre of a target, a shot that hits that centre, or the two central rings on a dartboard. It is recorded as a given name in popular culture, as a masculine name, in a user-submitted entry.
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