leary

[ leer-ee ]

adjective

1. a less common variant of leery ¹.

leary

adjective

1. dialect.
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Example Sentences

She was friendly with Timothy Leary, with whom allegedly she dropped acid.

From The Daily Beast

Klocker says he was bitter and would compare himself to such persecuted gurus as Timothy Leary and Wilhelm Reich.

From The Daily Beast

I agree that Denis Leary was good, but I kept getting distracted by Emma Stone in their scenes together.

From The Daily Beast

Denis Leary, Martin Sheen, and Sally Field really round out the ensemble well.

From The Daily Beast

OK, but I see fantasy as a Timothy Leary drop-out that Lipsyte should be proud of—the ultimate undermining of SportsWorld.

From The Daily Beast

Katie Leary, for thirty years in the family service, has set down some impressions of that pleasant period.

From Project Gutenberg

Katie Leary, our old housekeeper, who has been in our service more than twenty-four years, cried when she told me about it to-day.

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Some of the men remembered accompanying Leary, the constable, to his cottage late on the previous night.

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We'll have to send Leary back to the coast for a sergeant and a squad of troopers; and then the bank'll have to be told.

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Then I turned on the other squad, but they were leary and I only got one.

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