teardrop

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teardrop

A single teardrop rolls down the child's cheek.

Definition
  1. Noun:
    • A single drop of liquid that comes from the eye when crying: A teardrop is a small, clear drop of saline fluid produced by the lacrimal glands, typically associated with the expression of emotion.
    • An object shaped like a falling drop: A teardrop is any small object, often decorative, that has the characteristic rounded and tapered shape of a falling liquid drop.
Examples of Usage
  • Noun (Liquid from the eye):
    • A single teardrop rolled down her cheek as she listened to the sad song.
    • He wiped away a teardrop before anyone could see it.
  • Noun (Shaped object):
    • She wore beautiful earrings with diamond teardrops.
    • The pendant was a simple silver teardrop.
Advanced Usage
  • "Teardrop-shaped" (adjective): Having the form of a teardrop.
    • The car had a sleek, teardrop-shaped design for better aerodynamics.
    • The island on the map was teardrop-shaped.
Variants and Related Words
  • Tear (noun): The saline fluid from the eyes, often used in the plural form "tears". (e.g., )
  • Tear (verb): To pull or rip something apart. This is a different word (a homograph) with a completely unrelated meaning.
Synonyms
  • Droplet: A very small drop of any liquid.
  • Bead: A small, often decorative, ball-shaped object; can be used metaphorically for a drop of liquid.
Related Idioms and Phrases
  • "Not shed a teardrop": To show no emotion or sadness at all.
    • He listened to the verdict and didn't shed a teardrop.
  • "A teardrop in the ocean": An idiom meaning a very small, insignificant part of something much larger.
    • My contribution was just a teardrop in the ocean compared to the total funds needed.
teardrop

A single teardrop rolls down the child's cheek.

Noun
  1. a drop of the clear salty saline solution secreted by the lacrimal glands
    • his story brought tears to her eyes
  2. anything shaped like a falling drop (as a pendant gem on an earring)

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