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How can you use rheumy in a sentence?

The word "rheumy" is most commonly used to describe someone's eyes, meaning they are watery or have a discharge due to some condition like a cold or allergies. Here are some examples:

* "After a long day in the dusty hayloft, his eyes were rheumy and red."

* "The baby's rheumy eyes made it hard for her to see."

* "The cold weather and wind made my eyes rheumy."

You can also use it figuratively to describe something that's damp or misty:

* "The rheumy air hung heavy with the scent of pine needles."

However, it's not a very common word, so be sure the context is clear when using it.

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