Meanings of squiffy in English

To tell you the truth, I'm just a bit squiffy.

I leave feeling squiffy, but also having learned something.

I didn't take particular notice of what he said, because he was a bit squiffy.

We could relax and get squiffy together.

I remember the last time I was squiffy I sang all the way home that old nursery hymn:

Beside the squiffy vigilantes, the pub was full of women, either genuine prostitutes or police agents in disguise.

It is a great success: happy families hunt the Gromits, while later in the evening squiffy clubbers pose excitedly beside them.

He's getting a bit squiffy, if you ask me, suggested Norvil Thayre to the group centered where the punch-bowl was being administered.

It made you feel squiffy after the sixth glass-argumentative ,magisterial ,maudlin ,taciturn ,erotic ,sentimental ,sea-sick ,ecstatic ,paralysed ,lachrymose ,hilarious ,pugilistic-accordingtoyour temperament.

People who kept on about narrative tended to have a squiffy view of reality, believing all versions of it to be of equal value.

Squiffy floral print Surrey matrons v leery nightclub barmen from Shepherd's bush.

"I'll help you, but if it all goes squiffy, you take the flak."

"The man was squiffy," said Aunt Anne.

"Not squiffy, are you, by any chance?"

"Stop being so squiffy," she said.