Similar words: darjeeling, jerk, research worker, jerky, jerk off, jerkin, jerkily, jerking. Meaning: n. an excessively sentimental narrative.
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1. His latest movie is a typical Hollywood tearjerker.
2. This blatant tear-jerker features the highest number of sick and dying characters for your movie dollar.
3. That movie was really a tearjerker.
4. She played a cancer-stricken girl in that tearjerker movie.
5. The old movie is quite a tearjerker.
6. Actually the film is a tearjerker, a very sad story. (...) But I think something sexual is necessary for screen. Everyone does it.
7. Bette Midler's Wind Beneath My Wings from the 1988 tearjerker Beaches topped the funeral chart in a Co-op poll conducted throughout Britain.
8. The love between the leading actor and actress is so close yet so far, making it a Chinese version of Casablanca, a powerful tearjerker.
9. And the film within the film (the classic An Affair to Remember) makes Sleepless twice the tearjerker.
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