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- TIPSY Definition Meaning - Merriam-Webster
The meaning of TIPSY is unsteady, staggering, or foolish from the effects of liquor : fuddled How to use tipsy in a sentence
- TIPSY | English meaning - Cambridge Dictionary
What is the pronunciation of tipsy? 微醉的… achispado, bebido, (estar) con el puntillo… embriagado, alto, alegre… Need a translator? Get a quick, free translation! TIPSY definition: 1 slightly drunk: 2 slightly drunk: 3 slightly drunk Learn more
- Tipsy vs. Drunk vs. Buzzed: What Is the Difference? - The Beer Exchange
A drinker becomes ‘tipsy’ when the effects are far more than a simple buzz, or it can be said that ‘tipsy’ comes second to ‘buzzed ’ The word ‘tipsy’ originated from the phrase “tip over yet,” as the individual is no longer sober but not too intoxicated to “tip over yet ”
- TIPSY Definition Meaning | Dictionary. com
Tipsy definition: slightly intoxicated or drunk See examples of TIPSY used in a sentence
- TIPSY definition and meaning | Collins English Dictionary
If someone is tipsy, they are slightly drunk I'm feeling a bit tipsy Synonyms: tiddly [ slang , mainly British ] , fuddled , slightly drunk , happy [ informal ] More Synonyms of tipsy
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- Tipsy - definition of tipsy by The Free Dictionary
Define tipsy tipsy synonyms, tipsy pronunciation, tipsy translation, English dictionary definition of tipsy adj tip·si·er , tip·si·est 1 Slightly intoxicated 2 Unsteady or crooked tip′si·ly adv tip′si·ness n American Heritage® Dictionary of the English
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