0 If you have bleary eyes, your eyes are red or have tears in them and you cannot see clearly, because you are tired or have just woken up: --
to be bleary-eyed
The captain was too bleary-eyed to read the compass and the boson helpless with the sails.
His impression has been growing more and more bleary-eyed.
There is already a party long in progress, and the party-goers are bleary-eyed and intoxicated.
That is why we have tabled these two amendments, and we hope that our colleagues who are sitting here so tired and bleary-eyed will support them tomorrow.
They come in bleary-eyed the following morning.
She explained that she and a neighbour had suffered seven days of wheezing, swollen glands and bleary eyes as a result of crop spray.
I am not bleary-eyed even at this time of night.
