“You get what I’m saying?”

SEE

Think of a common phrase that means "understand" and starts with the same letter as the word for your eyes.

The clue mimics casual speech where someone asks "You get what I’m saying?"—often shortened to "You see?" in conversation. The word "see" here isn’t about vision but about understanding, playing on its double meaning. It’s a common phrase used to check if someone follows your point, making "SEE" the perfect fit. The wordplay relies on how we use "see" figuratively in everyday talk.