woozy in German
woozy in German is benebelt — woozy means feeling dizzy, queasy, or unsteady on your feet.
woozy in German
benebelt
Queasy, dizzy, or disoriented.
What does "woozy" mean?
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adj Feeling dizzy, queasy, or unsteady on your feet.
"She felt woozy after standing up too fast."
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adj Light-headed or unsteady from alcohol or drugs.
"Two glasses of wine and he was already woozy."
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woozy in a sentence
- She felt woozy after standing up too fast.
- The medication left him a bit woozy for an hour.
- Two glasses of wine and he was already woozy.
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What is "woozy" in German?
"woozy" in German is benebelt. woozy means: Feeling dizzy, queasy, or unsteady on your feet.
How do you use "woozy" in a sentence?
Example: "She felt woozy after standing up too fast." In German, "woozy" is benebelt.
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