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Meanings of blear-eyed in English
Usage of blear-eyed in English
1
The bald-headed, the dwarfed, and the blear-eyed are ineligible for the priesthood.
2
Blake stared up at him, blear-eyed with overstudy and loss of sleep.
3
But anything was better than being approached by these blear-eyed nightmarish witches.
4
But Lia was blear-eyed: Rachel was well favoured, and of a beautiful countenance.
5
A blear-eyed ancient stood before him, balancing on a single crutch.
6
They have not solved the problem of the simple life, these shivering, blear-eyed folk.
7
The blear-eyed Governor made me a compliment, with a wrinkled hand upon his heart.
8
David had always thought of him as the bullying, bloated giant, purple-faced and blear-eyed.
9
Would Aurelia surrender to a blear-eyed foreigner in a moustache?
10
My bustling, comely housewife turned out a wizened, blear-eyed dame.
11
Grinders of cutlery die of consumption; weavers are stunted in their growth; smiths become blear-eyed.
12
He was thinking of the slovenly, blear-eyed woman who had brought him into the world.
13
Morrison and his common hotel, with its blear-eyed windows, were now well out of sight.
14
And the blear-eyed merchant wrote and sealed and filed and took no notice of his customers.
15
Then one blear-eyed and scab-faced cripple scrambled up and struck off his cap with a crutch.
16
That rather cast a damper over the enthusiasm until one blear-eyed man of fifty observed, knowingly:
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Blear-eyed through the time