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nny
Comparative
runnier
Superlative
runniest
1
having a thin and watery texture, often flowing freely on a surface
- The runny paint dripped down the canvas in streaks.
- The sauce was too runny; it didn't cling to the pasta.
- The runny eggs oozed over the plate when cut into.
- His handwriting became illegible as the ink became runny in the rain.
- The runny batter spread thinly in the pan as it cooked.
2
having an excess of liquid, often due to irritation or illness, causing discharge from the nose or eyes
- Her runny nose was a sign she was coming down with a cold.
- He wiped his runny eyes, irritated by the pollen in the air.
- The child’s runny nose needed constant attention throughout the day.
- She used a tissue to dab her runny eyes during the movie.
- His allergies often left him with a runny nose in the spring.