bleary
adjective, blear·i·er, blear·i·est.
Origin of bleary
Related Words for bleary
cloudy, dim, dull, fuzzy, indistinct, unclear, blurred, drained, exhausted, weary, weariedExamples from the Web for bleary
Contemporary Examples of bleary
It was just Mike Royko and his pal, Big Shack, and whatever their bleary musings happened to be that night three years ago.
The Stacks: John Schulian’s Classic Profile of Newspaper Columnist Mike RoykoJohn Schulian
January 5, 2014
We convened at the White Horse Tavern, under the glum and bleary eyes of Dylan Thomas, Norman Mailer, and Jack Kerouac.
It was like an electric shock to a group of editors operating in the bleary haze of jet lag, pasta, and fashion overabundance.
Come bleary Friday morning, everyone will be itching to see what paid off for whom.
Historical Examples of bleary
He was old and bleary, unmistakably dirty too—but he had divined Sidney's romance.
KMary Roberts Rinehart
"Yes, Miss," said the stranger, blinking at her with his bleary eyes.
The Vagrant DukeGeorge Gibbs
Then I stopped, for the man with the bleary eyes had shut the wicket in my face.
The Trail of '98Robert W. Service
I recognised it in spite of the red blotches and the bleary film that hid the eyes.
Novel NotesJerome K. Jerome
Her eyes were bleary and red-rimmed, her breath reeked of porter.
Lady BountifulGeorge A. Birmingham