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Meanings of spacy in English

Stupefied by (or as if by) some narcotic drug.

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Examples for "spacey"
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A spacey sax solo from Benjamin only fueled the already palpable inferno.
Ebony
2
But the music world is again embracing spacey guitars and wispy vocals.
The Guardian
3
The songs live up to the band's name: somewhat spacey and totally free-spirited.
Reuters
4
Otherwise he'll go all spacey on you, and all you get is drivel.
Kafka on the Shore
5
Brigid was there, looking spacey and sullen and, Lance thought, sexy as shit.
Osprey island
1
Yet that was what he reminded her of; some spaced-out coke-head.
The soul catcher
2
Within a block I had moved into my normal spaced-out mode.
Feminist dot com
3
She was talking incessantly, the perpetual trivia of a spaced-out mind.
Complete Books of Blood
4
The second single from Lost in the Dream comes with an autumnal, spaced-out video.
The Guardian
5
This time it was just us and some spaced-out cows.
The Guardian
Usage of spacy in English
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She was beaming as I bid farewell, but in a tremendously spacy way.
I’m With the Band
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Palmer, a spacy, twenty-seven year old, novice pilot and mechanic, grins as he lights a joint.
The thing
3
That's 'cause it gets 'em so spacy.
The burglar in the closet
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There's a reason that we all thought that changing to the year 2000 would be like super-spacy, because it is.
Feminist dot com
5
Brandy has a limited repertoire of facial expressions: cute and pouty; cute and sultry; perky and interested; smiling and receptive; cute and spacy.
Snow Crash
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The band's hyper hybrid wasn't compromised in a way, however, and still managed to throw everything from spacy Theremin sounds to rocked up guitar riffs.
The Irish Times
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He was also spacy, and absent-mindedly might leave his dog Bellatrix behind at the crag… or depart his house with the teakettle on … again.
Rock and Ice Magazine
Spacy through the time