Blearing

Every night, dinner would be ate in the living room with some show blearing and the kids -- all three of us -- trying not to choke while we either laughed or gasped at what was playing. ❋ Gary Roszko (2012)

In this heat i cant help but cast my mind to thoughts of sticky chewing gum on a pavement, in the blearing sun, having found its way to the bottom a boots sole, nice! on July 1, 2009 at 3: 52 pm | Reply sheriff roscoe. p.coltrane ❋ Inspector Gadget (2009)

The first text of this work I wrote in wax and put together as I was growing old, with my own hands and blearing eyes, fearful indeed and blushing a great deal that my lack of skill must ever reach your ears. ❋ Unknown (2008)

Next, my father raised his hand, blearing through his migraine, and asked, “Tell me, what is the square root of pi?” ❋ Dominic Smith (2007)

When it was over, usually the next morning, he would appear in the kitchen, blearing as if through a hangover. ❋ Dominic Smith (2007)

At one point late in the movie, when the hot tears blearing my vision nearly overflowed, Jim is talking to his wife Mae about why he wants and needs to fight. ❋ Jessica (2007)

She lifted one corner of the heavy gold curtains and peered out the window at the lights of cars blearing by, the bright signs of bars and restaurants shimmying up and down the street. ❋ Kim Addonizio (2007)

An impatience with their blearing eyes, wandering minds, creasing faces, trembling hands growing ever feebler … And a feeling of rage, almost jealousy, that their short spans made their lives sweeter, seemed to give them meaning. ❋ Judy Klass (2000)

He should have throttled Weissmann where he sat, corrugations of skinny throat and Adam's apple sliding under P-kler's palms, thick eyeglasses sliding off as the weak little eyes go blearing helplessly after their final darkener .... ❋ Pynchon, Thomas (1978)

On a certain dark, foggy afternoon in December, one of the seediest of the fallen brick brotherhood presented a particularly dingy appearance, as the gas-lights necessitated by the premature gloom of the hour gleamed dimly through a blearing window-pane here and there. ❋ Various (N/A)

There was a curious sullen defiance in the blearing gaze over his glass. ❋ Edison Marshall (1930)

I want nane o’ your siller, ” she said, “to make ye think I am blearing your ee. ❋ Unknown (1917)

Strangling sobs, blearing tears, bodies buffeted by sickness, hearts and mind callous and hard with the rubs of the world -- how little love there would be were these things a barrier to love! ❋ Oliver [pseud.] Onions (1917)

Not yet had age begun to claw at him; blearing the wondrous deep-set dark eyes and silvering the classic muzzle and broadening the shapely skull and stiffening the sweepingly free gait; dulling the sharp ears or doing any of the other pitiably tragic things that nature does to the dog who is progressing in his teens. ❋ Albert Payson Terhune (1907)

They stood shivering in damp and soiled clothing, their blearing eyes fixed hopelessly on the lowering signs in the west. ❋ Unknown (1894)

[Cjs]. are the [leading] cause of [blears]. ❋ ThePAULICY (july, 2009) (2008)

"Hey [Vera], can't chat now as I am off to [get me] Hazel Blears done. [I will be] back in an hour!" ❋ Liam Billington (2008)

Whose that coming out of Tricky Dickys? -Why it's Hazel Blears! -She probably goes there Tuesday nights too (and makes it past security)... Hazel had a dilemma: The background colouring on her pol-pot poster didn't [go next] to [Idi Amin], but she couldn't fit it in her 'Hitler Shrine'. [The bust] of Dick Cheney took up far too much room... ❋ Person??? (2007)

Ugh I just [kept] [rubbing] and rubbing my eyes this morning and the blear wouldn't [wipe] away. ❋ OldYonker (2022)