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woozy

[woo-zee, wooz-ee] / ˈwu zi, ˈwʊz i /


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At 7 a.m., several of our players showed up at our meeting place staggering and woozy and asleep on their feet.

From New York Times

We played a boozy match with sore arms, where we were both incredibly woozy and dry-mouthed.

From New York Times

One corner of the Twitter universe was not having API's change of look, with reactions ranging from the woozy face to the vomit face.

From Salon

On a recent Saturday, my 87-year-old mother was feeling a bit woozy, so she pressed a button on the side of her Apple watch to reveal her ECG, a recording of her heart’s electric rhythm.

From New York Times

After seeing “State Funeral,” I was mysteriously woozy the rest of the day, as if I’d been drugged.

From Los Angeles Times