Lensed [verb]

Dark-lensed men were rolling bales of cargo along on wheeled dollies.

Admiringly the grey-haired child looked at its handiwork through thick-lensed glasses.

Craven came in, slouchily, his hair standing on end, his eyes peering through the thick-lensed glasses.

A girl in thick-lensed glasses should not wear tulle evening frocks with a girlish note.

And the penalty was in his eyes, if one cared to look beyond the thick-lensed glasses.

His brow was corrugated with wrinkles, and he peered suspiciously at Rand through a pair of thick-lensed, black-ribboned glasses.

On his wee nose the wreck of a pair of thick-lensed eyeglasses.

On one end was a lensed opening, half an inch in diameter, and on two sides there were flat, silver-colored plates.

The man who came out resembled the other in that he was small of frame and wore thick-lensed glasses.

A brief glimpse—the thing hurtling at him, cold, multi-lensed inhuman eyes.