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Meanings of tipsiness in English
Portuguese
bebedeira Catalan
borratxera 
A temporary state resulting from excessive consumption of alcohol.
Usage of tipsiness in English
1
There were brawls in the theatre, and tipsiness, and much license generally.
2
Reenie tells them about Patty and the conversation, including her tipsiness.
3
There is the old lounging, the old tipsiness, the old swagger, the old violence.
4
And so, in a moment of enthusiasm and tipsiness, Kate posted it on YouTube.
5
He was getting over his tipsiness by now, and began to feel the frost.
6
Well, they managed very cleverly, and made success of tipsiness.
7
He could feel her exhaustion, her tipsiness, her tininess.
8
A sort of weak wine-whey, that gives to the brains of that class a perpetual tipsiness.
9
The surprising horror had reduced everyone to soberness: all tipsiness, all winy drowsiness, had passed away.
10
I'm just outside Nassau Street, at the edge of Trinity College Dublin, when the tipsiness takes hold.
11
Coffee no one cared for, and the little glasses of brandy only served to augment the general tipsiness.
12
But he had sufficient control never to go beyond the point of tipsiness that fashion allows in the drawing-room.
13
We shaved these very closely often enough, but certainly, amid all his tipsiness, Jim bore out his predecessors remark.
14
Her shoes, in a little attitude of waiting beside a chair, lopped slightly of a tipsiness induced by run-over heels.
15
It was the only time Louis saw Jud progress beyond a mild tipsiness, and even so he did not become incapacitated.
16
Something in the pedagogue's tone, I suppose, or in Ned's stage of tipsiness at the moment, gave the speech an inflammatory effect.
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Translations for tipsiness
Portuguese
Tipsiness through the time