Associations to the word «Saccade»
Noun
- Fixation
- Neuron
- Amplitude
- Buildup
- Discharge
- Sc
- Burst
- Onset
- Stimulus
- Stimulation
- Lesion
- Sparks
- Generator
- Visual
- Cortex
- Ganglion
- Regression
- Retina
- Monkey
- Target
- Velocity
- Pursuit
- Dl
- Duration
- Rem
- Gaze
- Pons
- Cade
- Spike
- Upward
- Initiation
- Nucleus
- Feedback
- Displacement
- Suppression
- Inhibition
- Vector
- Latch
- Movement
- Firing
- Agonist
- Paradigm
- Cue
- Trajectory
- Prelude
- Lm
- Keller
- Intermediate
- Dm
- Hz
Adjective
- Neuron
- Tonic
- Inhibitory
- Receptive
- Cortical
- Frontal
- Retinal
- Reflex
- Visual
- Horizontal
- Medial
- Neuronal
- Auditory
- Guided
- Extinguished
- Spontaneous
- Supplementary
- Oblique
- Neural
- Smooth
- Superior
- Synaptic
- Ventral
- Spatial
- Maximal
- Vertical
- Directional
- Posterior
- Eccentric
- Downward
- Interconnected
- Motor
- Transient
- Voluntary
- Lateral
- Temporal
- Sensory
- Schematic
- Cerebral
- Basal
Adverb
Wiktionary
SACCADE, noun. (rare) A sudden jerking movement.
SACCADE, noun. A rapid jerky movement of the eye (voluntary or involuntary) from one focus to another.
SACCADE, noun. The act of checking a horse quickly with a single strong pull of the reins.
SACCADE, noun. (music) The sounding of two violin strings together by using a sudden strong pressure of the bow.
SACCADE, verb. (of the eye) To make a rapid jerking movement to focus elsewhere.
Dictionary definition
SACCADE, noun. A rapid, jerky movement of the eyes between positions of rest.
SACCADE, noun. An abrupt spasmodic movement.
Wise words
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