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Meanings of little tipsy in English

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Usage of little tipsy in English
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Lewes, who had become a little tipsy, was clearly in Charlotte's camp.
Romancing miss bronte: a novel
2
He is a little tipsy and he is dressed for the town.
Once there was a war
3
She was beginning to feel a little tipsy, and she didn't mind it.
The long road home
4
Yet I felt like one who is a little tipsy.
Debts of Honor
5
Immediately behind them comes the VICAR, escorted by HAMAR, who is a little tipsy.
Three Dramas
6
She's a little tipsy, but I'm looking out for her.
Indivisible
7
I had been out late somewhere and, if I remember correctly, was a little tipsy.
Japanese Tales of Mystery & Imagination
8
I suddenly felt a little tipsy even though I hadn't had anything to drink yet.
The Demon Lover
9
Her blooper reels are fantastic also, especially when she gets a little tipsy on set.
The Irish Times
10
He had been a little tipsy at the meeting.
The girl who played with fire
11
By the time we stop for lunch I'm already full (and a little tipsy).
The Guardian
12
I must admit that I was probably a little tipsy, but I was soon entirely so.
Original Short Stories — Volume 07
13
At least get me a little tipsy first.
Wild Storm
14
Liir sat down, weighted with fatigue and a little tipsy, on the edge of a trunk.
Son of a witch: volume two in the wicked years
15
Though she'd been more than a little tipsy, the wine hadn't affected her memory, just her inhibitions.
The mighty quinns: liam
16
Older people might get a little tipsy.
Epistles from Pap: Letters from the man known as 'The Will Roger...
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