Translations for „woozy“ in the English » German Dictionary

woozy [ˈwu:zi] ADJ inf

woozy (dizzy)

benommen

woozy (dizzy)

duselig inf

woozy (drunk)

beschwipst inf

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He stayed in the game before starting to feel woozy in the second period.

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Blue was woozy from the pre-game blow and barely made it to first base.

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She is still woozy from pain meds, but she is full of hope.

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We're starting to feel all kinds of woozy.

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The drinks flowed, the place became louder by degrees and by the time it was time for my room things were a bit woozy.

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This produces a woozy effect similar to motion sickness.

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The boards, the posters, the limitless array of careworn surf kitsch, all of it induced in me a woozy mix of nostalgia and covetousness.

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Low blood pressure is usually only a problem if you have symptoms like feeling woozy or passing out.

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These early recordings have a woozy, distinctive sound that are like nothing else before or since.

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To be fair, he had just tumbled off a long-haul flight and was woozy with jet lag.

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