rheumed
/ruːmd/adjective
Especially of or with allusion to the eyes: full of rheum, watery.
Origin
Early 19th century; earliest use found in John Keats (1795–1821), poet. From rheum + -ed.
- circumscription
- circumsolar
- circumspect
- circumspection
- circumspectly
- circumstance
- circumstanced
- circumstances alter cases
- circumstantial
- circumstantiality
- circumstantially
- circumstantiate
- circumstantiation
- circumterrestrial
- circumvallate
- circumvallation
- circumvent
- circumvention
- circumvolution
- circumvolve
- circus
- Cirencester
- cire perdue
- cirl bunting
- cirque