dozy in Latin
dozy in Latin is sopōrus — dozy means sleepy or drowsy.
dozy in Latin
sopōrus
Quite sleepy or tired.
What does "dozy" mean?
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adj Sleepy or drowsy.
"I felt dozy after the big lunch."
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adj (British, informal) Slow to understand; a bit stupid.
"Don't be so dozy — the answer is right there."
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dozy in a sentence
- I felt dozy after the big lunch.
- The cat looked dozy in the afternoon sun.
- Don't be so dozy — the answer is right there.
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What is "dozy" in Latin?
"dozy" in Latin is sopōrus. dozy means: Sleepy or drowsy.
How do you use "dozy" in a sentence?
Example: "I felt dozy after the big lunch." In Latin, "dozy" is sopōrus.
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