bleary [ˈblɪəri, Am ˈblɪri] ADJ
1. bleary (red):
- bleary
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2. bleary (watery):
- bleary
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As the thin, black liquid oozed into the stained carafe, we stood bleary-eyed.
www.theatlantic.com Follow these simple rules and you'll end up with scores that will make your friends envious and your nights even more bleary-eyed.
www.pocketgamer.co.uk There is already a party long in progress, and the party-goers are bleary-eyed and intoxicated.
en.wikipedia.org But for those that do it's usual several bleary-eyed days before they put it down again.
metro.co.uk Given his propensity for slow-jam-leaning "lovers' rock," you can expect the traditionalists to be outnumbered by bleary-eyed young romantics.
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