No it's not typo
Here's a cure for your eyes
Here's a mud for your eyes
Here's suds for your eyes
Googled it and got it
It is used when two or more people toast together before drinking. To wish them ‘Good Health’, ‘Good Fortune’ and Cheer them, they say ‘Here’s mud in your eye’. However it sounds negative but it has a positive meaning
Where did it come from?
The actual origin of this phrase is Biblical, when Jesus spat in the dirt and rubbed the wet dirt (mud) into they eye of a blind man, which healed the man's sight. "Here's a cure" sounds the most plausible given the circumstances under which it is most often used
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