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beady

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Adj — Small, round, and shiny, like a bead.

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How to use beady

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beady eyes beady little eyes beady stare

Etymology

From bead + -y, describing something that looks like a small round bead.

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Frequently asked questions

What does “beady” mean?

The word “beady” means small, round, and shiny, like a bead. In plain terms, used almost always to describe small, sharp-looking eyes.

How do you pronounce “beady”?

“Beady” is pronounced BEE-dee (/ˈbi.di/ in IPA).

How do you use “beady” in a sentence?

Here is “beady” used in a sentence: “The rat had beady black eyes that darted around the room.”

What part of speech is “beady”?

“Beady” is an adjective.

Related words

beadies beady-eyed

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