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1. (adj.) tipsy
slightly intoxicated.
2. tipsy
caused by intoxication:
a tipsy lurch.
3. tipsy
unsteady; tippy.
Etymology: (1570–80; tip2 or obs. tip strong drink + -sy)
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| Definition of 'tipsy' |
Princeton's WordNet |
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1. (adj) potty, tiddly, tipsy
slightly intoxicated
2. (adj) tipsy
unstable and prone to tip as if intoxicated
"a tipsy boat"
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| Definition of 'tipsy' |
Webster Dictionary |
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1. tipsy
being under the influence of strong drink; rendered weak or foolish by liquor, but not absolutely or completely drunk; fuddled; intoxicated
2. tipsy
staggering, as if from intoxication; reeling
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Sense: slightly drunk.
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 Afrikaans: effens dronk |
 Arabic: سَكْران قَليلا |
 Bulgarian: пийнал |
 Brazilian: bêbado |
 Czech: stříknutý |
 German: beschwipst |
 Danish: bedugget |
 Greek: ελαφρά μεθυσμένος |
 Spanish: bebido, (estar) con el pu |
 Estonian: nokastanud |
 Farsi: نیمه مست |
 Finnish: huppelissa |
 French: éméché |
 Hebrew: קְצַת שִׁיכּוֹר |
 Hindi: गुलाबी नशे में |
 Croatian: pripit, nakresan |
 Hungarian: becsípett |
 Indonesian: agak mabuk |
 Icelandic: hífaður, kenndur |
 Italian: brillo |
 Japanese: ほろ酔いの |
 Korean: 조금 취한 |
 Lithuanian: įkaušęs |
 Latvian: iereibis |
 Malay: mabuk sedikit |
 Dutch: aangeschoten |
 Norwegian: pussa, lett beruset |
 Polish: wstawiony |
 Portuguese: bêbado |
 Romanian: cherchelit |
 Russian: подвыпивший |
 Slovak: podnapitý |
 Slovenian: okajen |
 Serbian: pripit |
 Swedish: lätt berusad |
 Thai: เมา |
 Turkish: hafifçe sarhoş, çakırkeyf |
 Taiwanese: 微醉的 |
 Ukrainian: п'яненький |
 Urdu: کسي قدر مدہوش |
 Vietnamese: ngà ngà say |
 Chinese: 微醉的 |
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