| Down |
| 1. | When a cilium goes to the dark, abrading side |
| 3. | 1998 film in this puzzle |
| 4. | Main sensory nerve of lower eyelid |
| 5. | Eyelid closer |
| 8. | He played "The Dude" |
| 10. | Redundant folds of eyelid skin in an elderly dude |
| 12. | Jeff L's preferred moniker |
| 13. | Directors Joel and Ethan |
| 14. | Follicular oil gland named for this dude |
| 15. | A nictitating vestige? |
| 16. | Junction of keratinization contrast |
| 17. | Most tears enter the puncta ______ a blink |
| 21. | Stem cell area for bulbar conjunctiva and cornea |
| 24. | Anti-evaporative tear layer |
| 25. | What the superior palpebral levator becomes, toward the end |
| 28. | Type of skin fold that makes a dude's eyes look crossed |
| 29. | Gland activated by iPhone falling in toilet |
| 31. | Innervator of primary palpebral retractor |
| 32. | Surgical landmark between cilia and oily pores |
| 35. | Corrugator and procerus innervator |
| 37. | Modified skin with glands and hair at medial canthus |
| 38. | This dude named aqueous glands mostly near fornix |
| 40. | Dude who discovered orbicularis fibers that hold lid against eye |
| 41. | Dude who discovered superior transverse ligament |
| 42. | This dude discovered an eyelid gland that sweats |
| 44. | Type of rodent which attacks The Dude in the bathtub |
| 45. | Deep, dark conjunctival injection |
| 46. | Dude who discovered orbicularis fibers near lacrimal sac |