Tipsy

/ˈtɪpsi/

Meaning & Definition

adjective

Slightly intoxicated; having consumed a small amount of alcohol.

After a few glasses of wine, she felt tipsy and started laughing uncontrollably.

In a state of mild intoxication, often used to describe someone who is cheerful or lighthearted.

He was tipsy from the champagne and began to share amusing stories from his childhood.

Affected by alcohol to the extent that one is unsteady or somewhat awkward.

The tipsy guests stumbled around the room, enjoying the festive atmosphere.

Having a slight and playful sense of humor or whimsy, often perceived when under the influence of alcohol.

Her tipsy attitude made the party much more entertaining as everyone joined in on her jokes.

Middle English tipsy, diminutive of tip.

tipsy turvy

In a confused or disordered condition.

intoxicated

Affected by alcohol or drugs to a level that impairs coordination and judgment.

buzzed

Having a slight buzz or feeling of exhilaration from alcohol consumption.

A bit buzzed or feeling good from drinking.

After a few cocktails, everyone was feeling tipsy.

In a playful or funny state due to light drinking.

We got tipsy at the brunch party and started singing.