runny
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- adjective
- /ˈrʌni/
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líquido
- I prefer my eggs slightly runny in the middle for a richer flavor.
- a runny nose
- itchy and runny
- runny or blocked
Oh, boy, I want them wet and runny just for you, egg daddy.
- Oh, boy, I want them wet and runny just for you, egg daddy.
- No one asked me whether I had sneeze, A runny nose or a sore throat.
- So the number one symptom is headache sore and then followed by sore throat, runny nose and fever.
- Congestion, runny nose, nausea, and diarrhea are now on the list.
- Eggs Benedict is so delicious, and there's nothing more sexy than a runny yolk either.
Examples
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The chocolate this time was too sweet and too runny inside the hot pastry.
Fiction book (1998) -
I'm going to miss the runny scrambled eggs with the cheese on top.
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Oh, much more runny than the other one.
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But oh Lord, it's very runny and it's very light.
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It's just a little runny.
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I feel all hot, and my nose is runny...
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Not super thin and runny, but it's not real thick either.
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The yolk is like really runny, so it's even better.
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Close your eyes, it feels like you're eating runny eggs.
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My hands and feet were numb from the cold, my nose red and runny, my ears tingling.
Fiction book (1997)
Synonyms
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Thin and weak because it has too much water
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Able to flow and change shape like a liquid
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Thin and watery, like a sauce or paint that does not stick
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Weak in taste, like watered-down tea
Partly liquid and partly solid so it flows slowly like honey
Antonyms
How Runny
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Runny comes from the verb run and the small ending -y, which means 'full of' or 'having the quality of'. So runny describes something like 'running water' — it flows or drips easily.