tipsy

IPA: tˈɪpsi

adjective

  • (informal, slang) Slightly drunk, fuddled, staggering, foolish as a result of drinking alcoholic beverages.
  • (metonymically) Unsteady, askew.
  • (cooking, informal) Containing alcohol.
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Examples of "tipsy" in Sentences

  • Tipsy is good but drunk is risky.
  • Why, Sydney, I am not the slightest bit tipsy.
  • This movement was no easy task in a frail, tipsy shell.
  • In this way, tipsy sailors were more likely to get injured.
  • Marian, now tipsy from the champagne, happily returns home.
  • The two monks quickly become tipsy, and soon begin to doze.
  • Tired, and tipsy from the alcohol Jack gave her, Mouse goes to bed.
  • The entire tribal area of Jaharkhand becomes tipsy during this time.
  • A tipsy cake is a sweet dessert cake, a variety of the English trifle.
  • Having never consumed alcohol in her life, Miss Furnival begins to get tipsy.

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