smeary

It was there, the big red book with smeary print.

I rubbed at my eyes that were smeary with tears.

I suppose you don't mind if the wall looks smeary?

She turned a smeary, tear-stained face and looked up at me.

However, this print was considered "smeary" and not a very high quality issue.

He's still giving me the Death-ray look from behind his smeary glasses.

Her tactical officer's face was smeary with fresh blood and soot.

The patient's faceplate was smeary, but she caught a glimpse of a face.

Some of the paper pieces had gotten wet and were all smeary so I couldn't read them.

The lights of the harbor were smeary in front of her eyes.

She bent over the glass of milk and emerged with a smeary top lip.

Might have been, because they abruptly ended in a blank, smeary looking splotch.

Her smeary eyes found and focused on him uncomprehendingly.

The sun glares off the icy ground, smeary light glazing the world.

The colors were all smeary and too bright.

I still see a big ring of smeary color; but it's getting smaller and dimmer."

Because his eyes got smeary with blood and then swelled shut pretty quickly, he had to figure out using other sensory inputs.

The blood trail ended in it, in a smeary smudge.

In an instant the sensation of forward motion became a smeary, breathtaking blur.

Here the little girl pushed her smeary messy crotch at me suggestively.

I looked up at him once, and his face was smeary with bliss as he raped his only sister.

Then she noticed the twins, smeary faces intently watching the grown-ups.

The bedrooms and attic got a smeary paint job, but the most fascinating part were the footprints.

Nor had her father, with his smeary, world-historical wound.

The letters were executed clumsily, with a smeary black kindergarten exuberance.