It's the same thing for a "Cheshire cat smile" eclipse, made famous by the Cheshire cat character in "Alice in Wonderland," where the cartoon cat shows a perfect smile − just teeth.

It's the same thing for a "Cheshire cat smile" eclipse, made famous by the Cheshire cat character in "Alice in Wonderland," where the cartoon cat shows a perfect smile − just teeth.

It's the same thing for a "Cheshire cat smile" eclipse, made famous by the Cheshire cat character in "Alice in Wonderland," where the cartoon cat shows a perfect smile − just teeth.

The Cheshire cat grin is “a smile with far too many teeth on display, where the mouth doesn’t match up with the eyes, going practically from ear to ear,” according to TV Tropes.

I was looking at an illustration of the Cheshire Cat the other day from Lewis Carroll’s “Alice in Wonderland” and wondered who it reminded me of. Then later doing unconnected research on ...

Some likened it to the Cheshire Cat, which famously appeared in Lewis Carroll's Alice in Wonderland, while others were reminded of psychedelic 1960s cartoon rockers the Banana Splits.

I can see the Cheshire Cat smile even now. He identified a “Dirty 15” – the 15 per cent of economies around the world believed to maintain the highest tariff walls against the US ...