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Wat (wie) is teary$81912$ - definitie
2005 SINGLE BY MISSY ELLIOTT
Teary-Eyed
Lachrymation
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SECRETION THAT CLEANS AND LUBRICATES THE EYES
Lacrimation; Lachrymation; Lacrimal fluid; Lacrymation; Tear Duct and Gland; Teary; Epiphoria; Watering eyes; Leamy eye; Basal tears; Reflex ears; Alacria; Bogorad’s Syndrome; Tear film; Pre-corneal tear film; Watery eyes; Bogorad's syndrome; Bogorad's Syndrome
·noun The act of shedding tears; weeping.
lacrimation
SECRETION THAT CLEANS AND LUBRICATES THE EYES
Lacrimation; Lachrymation; Lacrimal fluid; Lacrymation; Tear Duct and Gland; Teary; Epiphoria; Watering eyes; Leamy eye; Basal tears; Reflex ears; Alacria; Bogorad’s Syndrome; Tear film; Pre-corneal tear film; Watery eyes; Bogorad's syndrome; Bogorad's Syndrome
¦ noun variant spelling of lachrymation.
lachrymation
SECRETION THAT CLEANS AND LUBRICATES THE EYES
Lacrimation; Lachrymation; Lacrimal fluid; Lacrymation; Tear Duct and Gland; Teary; Epiphoria; Watering eyes; Leamy eye; Basal tears; Reflex ears; Alacria; Bogorad’s Syndrome; Tear film; Pre-corneal tear film; Watery eyes; Bogorad's syndrome; Bogorad's Syndrome
[?lakr?'me??(?)n]
(also lacrimation or lacrymation)
¦ noun literary or Medicine the flow of tears.
Origin
C16: from L. lacrimatio(n-), from lacrimare 'weep'.
Wikipedia
Teary Eyed
"Teary Eyed" a song by American recording artist Missy Elliott. It was written by Warryn Campbell and Elliott for her sixth studio album, The Cookbook (2005), while production was handled by the former. Released as the album's second single on September 12, 2005, following "Lose Control" (2005), the song reached the top 50 in Australia, Ireland, Switzerland, and the United Kingdom
