simple past tense and past participle of eye
"She eyed the suspicious package before calling the police."
In plain English: To eyed means to look at someone with attention, suspicion, or desire.
"She eyed the menu carefully before deciding what to order."
having an eye or eyes or eyelike feature especially as specified; often used in combination
"a peacock's eyed feathers"
"red-eyed"
Having eyes.
"The statue is made of stone and has no eyes, so it cannot be truly eyed like a living creature."
Eyed comes from Middle English, where it was formed by adding the suffix -ed to the word eye. This construction originally indicated that something had an eye or possessed eyesight.