Character

眯 mī

be blinded

HSK 6 #2955

眯 mī	to narrow one's eyes to squint (dialect) to take a nap
眯 mí	to blind (as with dust) Taiwan pr. [mi3]

笑眯眯 xiào mī mī	beaming; all smiles
妈眯 mā mi	variant of 媽咪\|妈咪[ma1 mi5]
媽眯 mā mi	variant of 媽咪\|妈咪[ma1 mi5]
眯缝 mī feng	to squint
眯縫 mī feng	to squint
色眯眯 sè mī mī	lustful; lecherous
眯起 mī qǐ	narrow one's eyes; squint
先眯会 xiān mī huì	take a short nap first
眯着 mī zhe	squinting; with eyes half-closed
就眯成 jiù mí chéng	narrowed into; narrowed to look like; squinted to resemble
地眯 de mǐ	to squint; to narrow one's eyes slightly
耶尔眯 yē ěr mī	a personal name; in this context, it refers to a character named Yer Mi
眯眼 mī yǎn	squinting; the act of closing the eyes partly, often to see more clearly or in response to light
微眯 wēi mí	narrow one's eyes slightly
一眯 yī mǐ	to narrow slightly; to squint slightly
半眯 bàn měi	half-closed; to narrow one's eyes halfway
眯着眼 mī zhe yǎn	with narrowed eyes
半眯 bàn mī	half-closed (eyes); to narrow halfway
一眯 yī mí	to squint; to partially close one's eyes
一眯 yī mī	a narrowing or slight closing of the eyes; often done when scrutinizing or thinking
眯眯眼 mī mī yǎn	squinty eyes
耶尔眯 yē ěr mǐ	Yalemi (a character's name)
眯眼 mǐ yǎn	to squint one's eyes
德眯 dé mī	in this context, these characters appear to be part of a personal name '莱曼德眯' and not a standalone word; it could be an orthographic issue or name stylization

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