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teary

[teer-ee] / ˈtɪər i /


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That same day, Escobar left the Tyson plant for the last time after 18 years, she said, cheered by teary colleagues who banged meat hooks on metal tables in appreciation.

From The Wall Street Journal

Honestly, the panic attacks I had were horrible and scary and messy and teary and devastating, and…No thank you.

From Literature

“I’ve never been to one of these where people weren’t teary,” said Jernagan, whose firm holds more than 30 reveals a year.

From The Wall Street Journal

When he had to explain the situation to his students, he says he was greeted with a lot of confusion and many teary eyes — as the community undergoes another unprecedented change.

From Los Angeles Times

The character has a scrap of backstory in a photo of his dead wife and kids, pathos that Tommila’s weary, teary blue eyes hit a little too hard.

From Los Angeles Times