Definition of woozy
woozier
;wooziest
woozily
adverbwooziness
nounPeople Are Reading
Examples of woozy in a Sentence
She was already feeling woozy after her first drink.
the blood donor started to feel a little woozy after rising too quickly from the cot
Recent Examples of woozy from the Web
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Here’s a way to switch up that morning brew with a taste of booze but without the woozy after-effects.
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The artist will scribble down ideas in pencil and then flesh them out with layers of watercolor, which give them their rich pastel coloring and woozy aesthetic.
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Origin and Etymology of woozy
origin unknown
First Known Use: 1897
WOOZY Defined for English Language Learners
woozy
playDefinition of woozy for English Language Learners
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: slightly dizzy, sick, or weak
WOOZY Defined for Kids
woozy
playDefinition of woozy for Students
woozier
;wooziest
: slightly dizzy, nauseous, or weak
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