starry|starrier|starriest in English

adjective

[star·ry || 'stɑrɪ /'stɑː-]

filled with stars; resembling a star, star-shaped; of or pertaining to stars; shining like stars, sparkly

Use "starry|starrier|starriest" in a sentence

1. Starry smooth-hound

2. The starry heavens stretched overhead.

3. Starry Starry Night 2004 will be telecast on 4 July ( Sun ) at 8 - 10 pm on Channel

4. I like the starry winter sky.

5. I'm not starry-eyed about Europe.

6. I looked up at the starry sky.

7. She stared up at the starry sky.

8. He looked at the starry heavens.

9. " Starry sky above and moral law within. "

10. The sky was deep blue and starry.

11. Why did starry heavens touch David so deeply?

12. Some people were starry-eyed about their investment plans.

13. He's completely starry-eyed about his new girl-friend.

14. I remember when you were all starry-eyed about Rob.

15. " as they crossed the stratosphere of our starry window?

16. i'm so happy with you in this starry night.

17. It was a beautiful starry night, far from freezing.

18. The astronomer looked at the starry sky, trying to locate Centaur.

19. The astronomer look at the starry sky, trying to locate centaur.

20. How do the starry heavens demonstrate God’s ability to organize?

21. I remember Jean coming home really starry-eyed about you.

22. I'm interested in a Starry Blenny, Whitelined Combtooth or Chestnut Blenny

23. Anciently the sun was commonly emblematized by a starry or radiate figure.

24. Enjoy a peaceful night sleep under Twilight Sea Turtle's starry night sky.

25. My starry-eyed mom then explained to me who this giant was.