Disconjugate eye movements refer to the inability of both eyes to move in a coordinated manner. There are various synonyms for this condition, including noncomitant strabismus, ocular misalignment, heterotropia, squint, and crossed-eyes. These synonyms are used in ophthalmology to describe different aspects of disconjugate eye movements. Noncomitant strabismus, for example, describes a form of disconjugate eye movements where the eyes have different angles of deviation in different gaze positions. Squint, on the other hand, is a common term used to refer to eyes that are not aligned properly. Understanding these synonyms can help in the diagnosis and treatment of disconjugate eye movements.