Usage of "teary-eyed"

With eyes full of tears.

Related terms

tearful

Usage of teary-eyed in English

Instead they were ambushed, said a teary-eyed Bossi during a news conference. 
 Reuters 

Because he knew she wouldn't appear in his office teary-eyed and vulnerable. 
 Damaged 

The often emotional vice president grew teary-eyed as he recounted their sacrifice. 
 Reuters 

I get kind of teary-eyed because I'm really happy to be here. 
 Ebony 

And yet we're supposed to get teary-eyed for the rare old times! 
 The Irish Times 

The woman was in a terrible state, teary-eyed and wringing her hands. 
 The Bone Doll's Twin 

At this very moment, she was probably teary-eyed and desperate to get home. 
 The Wyrmling Horde 

He became rather teary-eyed, very sweet about it, and then went to bed. 
 True compass: a memoir 

Cuthbert looked at Alain, and saw that Al was also a little teary-eyed. 
 Wizard and glass 

According to the JasmineBrand.com, Rivera uploaded a teary-eyed selfie showing her emotional turmoil. 
 Ebony 

Aiko's mother watched on from the crowd teary-eyed as the mommy-daughter team harmonized. 
 Ebony 

Zendaya's reaction Zendaya was teary-eyed with joy when she found out she had won. 
 The South African 

There was no hugging, no champagne and no teary-eyed reminiscing. 
 Artemis Fowl: The Lost Colony 

They were both yelling now at the top of their lungs, red-faced and teary-eyed. 
 Game change: obama and the clintons, mccain and palin, and the r... 

I shake my head, spotting a group of girls all teary-eyed in the corner. 
 Deadly little secret 

Nostalgia, especially of the teary-eyed kind, is part and parcel of any British Open week. 
 The Irish Times 

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Meanings of teary-eyed in English