The term 'right-eyed flatfish' refers to a type of fish that has both eyes on the right side of its head. This type of fish is also known as a SOLE, which is a four-letter word that can be used to describe this type of fish. Right-eyed flatfish are found in shallow waters and are usually bottom-dwellers. They have a flattened body shape and are typically brown or gray in color. These fish feed on small invertebrates and are an important food source for many other species.