teary
Speech parts
1. teary - Adjective
2. teary - Adjective Satellite
Meaning
Wet with tears; tearful.
Consisting of tears, or drops like tears.
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Because I do, and it's hard to imagine producers not falling back on those same tropes: "they're out of my league" or "makeover" montages for the "ugly ducklings," teary confessionals about not being "attracted" enough for the "beauties."
A few beats later, Swift has everyone teary when she talks about the “real love” she sees between Britany and Ben.
Addressing the camera with teary eyes, Jean admits she’s scared.
But no ABBA musical would end on teary note.
Do you find it easy to step in when colleagues’ discussions become heated or when a co-worker becomes teary?
In the beginning it was a teary experience I never wanted to do again.