teardrop

Daily have we dashed the teardrop of disappointment from our common eye!

You call me a Dewdrop, but in truth I am not, I am a teardrop; a teardrop which fell from the sky.

Dewdrop we thought you were; teardrop you say you are: I cannot think you are either.

The scientists tell us that the same force that rounds the teardrop moulds the earth.

Every teardrop was one girlish feeling and emotion gone, one bright fancy, one tender hope vanished.

Sunshine striking a teardrop may give us the seven colors of the rainbow; but the seven colors are all one blessed light.

On his bone-encased chest a bright drop of water formed, like a dewdrop or a teardrop, but big as a man's head.

Now here's a little lady who seems a wee bit shy, Or is it that a teardrop is trembling in her eye?

A teardrop stem from a trumpet-bowl wineglass has been melted past recognition in a fire.

Never shall I forget her at your wedding, Penelope; the teardrop glistened in her eye as usual; I think it is glued there!