adjective having a consistency like that of a liquid, typically as a result of being melted or cooked
adverb in a manner that is runny
Describes a food texture that is thin, watery, or not thickened
Used to describe a symptom of a condition where bodily fluids are excessively fluid or watery
Refers to a child's nose or eyes when they are producing excess mucus or tears
Describes a pet's stool consistency when it is loose or watery
In a literary context, 'runny' may be used to describe the flow of a story or the writing style of an author that lacks coherence or structure.
In a psychological context, 'runny' may be used to describe a person's emotional state, such as having runny eyes or a runny nose due to crying.
In a culinary context, 'runny' may be used to describe the consistency of a sauce or a dish, indicating that it is too liquid or watery.
In a medical context, 'runny' may be used to describe a symptom of a patient, such as having a runny nose or runny stool.
In a sports context, 'runny' may be used to describe a condition of having runny eyes or a runny nose due to physical exertion.