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    Use "tipsy" in a sentence

    tipsy example sentences

    tipsy


    1. Lucy was tired and ever so slightly tipsy


    2. Both are a little tipsy


    3. tipsy on the lazy heat


    4. Truth be told she was probably a little tipsy having supped one too many medicinal Scotches from one of her neighbours’ hip flasks when she said, “They’re absolute scoundrels


    5. drunk, not even a little tipsy for that matter


    6. To see someone tipsy in your dream denotes that you need to be careful with whom you associate yourself with


    7. “Please forgive me if I appear a mite tipsy


    8. She turned and stumble-walked across the room, feeling tipsy and light-headed


    9. “Why, Montano, I think you’re becoming a little tipsy,” she said with a laugh


    10. The guys looked pissed as they kept knocking back the pints and Lilly and Kate looked a little tipsy too

    11. She was standing on the rock on her tipsy toes, treading


    12. A bit tipsy from all the wine, their blood alcohol levels went over the limit


    13. I could tell that she wasn’t drunk, but she was a little tipsy


    14. Be careful with this spell, have someone to observe you (in a triple circle of protection) and also, it might be a good idea to have designated driver/magician should you become tipsy or begin to hallucinate or lose your sanity or whatnot


    15. With a long thick staff in his muscular brown hand, he strode leisurely through the arch where the torches flared and guttered, and, ignored by the tipsy guardsmen, emerged upon the wide streets of Tarantia


    16. “How about that interview?” I thought she was a little tipsy


    17. ‖ Pulling a swig the tipsy half-breed lurched to the couch and sat


    18. Meaning: A state of extreme incapacity due to being tipsy, putting it nicely


    19. I’m quite tipsy already, but the wine is too good to leave it


    20. The pundit had managed to sober up, still a little tipsy but was quite capable of performing this so called joyous ceremony

    21. I left the dining hall tipsy, but by no means drunk


    22. The smell of alcohol hit all three of them from a good twenty paces away, and by the time they were at the door Ambrosius felt half tipsy just off the fumes of the place


    23. Walking was more difficult, but she made it to the bedside of the man after several tipsy episodes


    24. them would be buzzed or tipsy, others drunk, and a few


    25. However, after he became tipsy, the


    26. when the evening was over and they were both a little tipsy, they


    27. Marie, slightly tipsy from the cosmopolitans she’d had at the


    28. Feeling slightly tipsy after having consumed the remainder of the


    29. melancholy, which wasn’t a good thing since he was alone and tipsy


    30. ” I had smelt the odour of alcohol from his mouth breath, even his manner of talking was tipsy; he did not know in which manner he was talking

    31. On top of having lost all her previous friends, Lynn had also lost in that catastrophe her beloved dog, Tipsy, who had been her constant companion since her birth


    32. ‘’That one! I will call it Tipsy


    33. When the tipsy hundredaire left, headed for a nearby liquor


    34. Then onto Cape Province; a tipsy tour of the vineyards and it was time to


    35. Jorge Fernandez was a bit tipsy and unsteady on his feet


    36. Vedara felt a little tipsy from all the Verboulium Rum they’d consumed, but that was OK, because that blend never left a hangover


    37. Perhaps it had been the last visit to his studio; she had lain naked and tipsy on the purple chez lounge, and he had drained the last of the champagne into her flute


    38. Tell me, what mood were you in when you wrote? Was it not, apart from its dejection, one rather inclined to peevishness? You ask, for instance, why I write so much about a tipsy trumpeter when I know you are anxious to hear about the other things I never tell you


    39. I told him I had seen his lingering eyes, and heard his tipsy flirtations


    40. After one drink Wesley is tipsy

    41. [Kasali, now tipsy begins to dance while his fellow drinkers use the palm wine cups and bottles to supply the music


    42. By the time it was eight-thirty, both of us were feeling slightly tipsy


    43. “So let's drink it up,” I said, and we did and were quite tipsy by the time we emptied it


    44. Tipsy and amorous


    45. But many of them brought their kids if they were over the age of thirteen and had a driver to take their tipsy butts home


    46. I was tipsy and just about managed to shuffle around on the dance floor


    47. He ordered another Guinness; the first one had gone down well and Dave was already starting to feel slightly tipsy


    48. “Well, I just remember feeling really tipsy for a while, and I was really happy


    49. "They're all generals' daughters, it seems, but they have all snub noses," interposed a tipsy peasant with a sly smile on his face, wearing a loose coat


    50. "From all your half tipsy stories," Raskolnikov observed harshly, "I am _positive_ that you have not given up your designs on my sister, but are pursuing them more actively than ever





































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    Synonyms for "tipsy"

    potty tiddly tipsy intoxicated high inebriated

    "tipsy" definitions

    slightly intoxicated


    unstable and prone to tip as if intoxicated