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Meanings of woozy in English

Having or causing a whirling sensation; liable to falling.

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Usage of woozy in English
1
Four or five pints on, you're a bit on the woozy side.
The Irish Times
2
When I'd seen Ethan standing over me, I'd felt woozy and vulnerable.
Never Have I Ever
3
Stand by for flash-backs - and not just the occasional woozy memory.
Radio NZ
4
Huck, still woozy from his plane ride, took a cautious step out.
Huck: the remarkable true story of how one lost puppy taught a f...
5
Was it worth all those hours of molasses-like conversations in woozy bars?
Wired
6
Nearly all Italian ladies carry one or more of those woozy-eyed pups.
The Lure of the Mask
7
Szczupak, woozy and disoriented from prescribed medications, stepped out of the van.
Reuters
8
But now, woozy within this drunken fog, I had to do it.
Mysterious Skin
9
He felt woozy and a little low, still disoriented by the journey.
The Ultimate Hitchhiker’s Guide
10
Until my head feels woozy and I can barely stand up straight.
Deadly little secret
11
But I was too woozy to do more than just lie here.
The flock
12
The nurse said: You should start to feel a little woozy.
Mistress of the game
13
Haarms appeared woozy and needed help walking to the locker room.
Reuters
14
Talk of the oppressive heat was making Faith a bit woozy.
Frontier courtship
15
Some of them was in here right woozy the other day.
Mavericks
16
Maybe Zav and Julian's way was better, cutting out all the woozy idealism.
The Girls
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United States of America
Common
United Kingdom
Less common