runny|runnier|runniest in English

adjective

['rʌnɪ]

leaky, running, dripping, drippy

Use "runny|runnier|runniest" in a sentence

1. I have a runny nose.

2. You've got a runny nose!

3. I've caught Tom's horrid runny cold!

4. I've got a runny nose today.

5. The butter had gone runny in the heat.

6. Warm the honey until it becomes runny.

7. The scrambled eggs were a little bit runny.

8. Omelettes should be runny in the middle.

9. Sneezing or a runny nose point to a cold .

10. Sore throat, runny nose, head like a cottage loaf.

11. The sauce was too runny and not cheesy enough.

12. Robin has a sore throat and a runny nose.

13. These Cheeses ripen from the outside in, so the inside may be runnier than the outside

14. Transfer small amounts of Crystalized honey to runny honey

15. And I would be standing there with my runny nose.

16. The sauce looked runny so I added some more flour.

17. That child's nose is runny because she has a cold.

18. 20 He a runny nose, sneezing or a scratchy throat.

19. Do you have trouble with nasal catarrh or a “runny nose”?

20. I would like a boiled egg, and I want it runny.

21. A common cold is characterized by sneezing, coughing, and a runny nose.

22. Rachel had a sore throat and runny nose all day yesterday.

23. He suffered from a snotty nose, runny eyes and a slight cough.

24. I like eggs lightly cooked so that the yolk is still runny.

25. If I go out there, I get assigned a kid with a runny nose.