Meaning & Definition of word "Woozy"
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Woozy
/ˈwuːzi/
adjective:
- 1. Dizzy or dazed, often as a result of intoxication.
- Example: After spinning around for too long, I felt woozy and had to sit down.
- 2. Inducing a feeling of faintness or confusion.
- Example: The unexpected news left her feeling woozy and disoriented.
- 3. Unsteady; lightheaded.
- Example: He got woozy from standing up too quickly.
Etymology
The origin of the term woozy is uncertain, but it has been used in English since the early 20th century.
Common Phrases and Expressions
woozy from drink:
Feeling dizzy or disoriented because of alcohol consumption.
feeling woozy:
Experiencing lightheadedness or confusion.
Related Words
dizzy:
Having a sensation of spinning or losing one's balance.
lightheaded:
Feeling faint or slightly dizzy.
faint:
Weak and dizzy; close to losing consciousness.
Slang Meanings of woozy
Meaning: Feeling out of control or overwhelmed.
Example Sentence: After that wild concert, I was totally woozy.
Meaning: An indication of being affected by drugs or alcohol.
Example Sentence: He's acting woozy, I think he needs some water.