What is another word for woozy?
269 synonyms found
Pronunciation:
[ wˈuːzi], [ wˈuːzi], [ w_ˈuː_z_i]
Woozy is a term that describes a feeling of dizziness, confusion, lightheadedness, or disorientation. Its synonyms include dizzy, giddy, light-headed, faint, unsteady, uncertain, unsure, shaky, wobbly, dazed, confused, disoriented, delirious, muddled, befuddled, and brain-fogged. Each of these words has its subtle differences in meaning. For example, dizzy often indicates a spinning sensation, while faint refers to the feeling of passing out. Confused suggests a mental state of bewilderment, while disoriented implies a loss of direction or orientation. Regardless of the synonym used, it's essential to identify and treat the underlying cause of wooziness to avoid further complications.
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Similar words for woozy:
- addled (adjective)
- confused (adjective)
- dizzy (adjective)
- dizzying (adjective)
- faint (adjective)
- feeble (adjective)
- giddy (adjective)
- groggy (adjective)
- ill (adjective)
- light-headed (adjective)
- lightheaded (adjective)
- other relevant words (adjective)
- plastered (adjective)
- tipsy (adjective)
- drunk (noun)
- other relevant words (noun)
- other synonyms
- other relevant words (noun)
Synonyms for Woozy:
adj.
• addled (adjective) • confused (adjective) • dizzy (adjective)- hazy,
- confused,
- Punchy,
- dazzled,
- puzzled,
- weak knees,
- unsteady,
- bemused,
- gaga,
- off balance,
- weak in the knees,
- dazed,
- bewildered,
- staggering,
- Staggered,
- up set,
- blinded,
- seeing stars,
- shaky,
- faint,
- punch-drunk,
- weak-kneed,
- wobbly,
- dumbfounded,
- muddled,
- befuddled.
- helpless,
- Strengthless,
- sapless,
- inefficient,
- out of gas,
- wimpy,
- insufficient,
- in firm,
- impotent,
- lame.
- dis-eased,
- out sorts,
- in-disposed,
- under weather,
- off one feet,
- most bummed,
- dis eased,
- got bug,
- off feet,
- off ones feet,
- in disposed,
- un-healthiest,
- un-healthy,
- more bummed,
- un healthier,
- un healthy,
- un healthiest.
- feeling terrible,
- groggy,
- enervated,
- fainter,
- slaphappy,
- sick as dog,
- giddy,
- lightheaded,
- laid low,
- fragile,
- down with,
- Bummed,
- got the bug,
- light-headed,
- feeble,
- a wreck,
- off one's feet,
- feeling rotten,
- unenthusiastic,
- feeling awful,
- on sick list,
- sick as a dog,
- ill,
- running temperature,
- dizzy.
n.
• drunk (noun) • Other relevant words: (noun)- nauseating,
- repeat,
- sickness,
- heave,
- honk,
- keep,
- gag,
- vomit,
- spit,
- airsick,
- churn,
- tipsy,
- nauseate,
- green,
- nauseous,
- sick,
- bring,
- sickly,
- morning sickness,
- throw,
- chunder,
- vertiginous,
- throw (sth) up,
- barf,
- turn,
- spew,
- spit (sth) up,
- retch,
- spew (sth) up,
- puke,
- nausea,
- regurgitate,
- disgorge,
- carsick,
- queasy,
- nauseatingly,
- motion sickness,
- seasick,
- travel sickness.
Other synonyms:
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•
- Reeling.
- il,
- stunned,
- featherbrained,
- charge,
- Buzzed,
- bilious,
- maudlin,
- addle,
- tired,
- boozy,
- decrepit,
- nauseated,
- tiddly,
- blossom,
- crybaby,
- airheaded,
- sozzled,
- bleary,
- effete,
- ailing,
- soul,
- loaded,
- weakling,
- color,
- exhausted,
- stoned,
- flush,
- silly,
- in one's cups,
- queer,
- tanked,
- softie,
- Bedazzled,
- high,
- bombed,
- flushed,
- inebriated,
- blush,
- wonky,
- stupefied,
- sap,
- softy,
- baffled,
- canned,
- delicate,
- confounded,
- slight,
- doormat,
- glow,
- person,
- smashed,
- intoxicated,
- drunken,
- infirm,
- milksop,
- under the weather,
- pie-eyed,
- wimp,
- potted,
- plastered,
- weak,
- weed,
- feckless,
- stinking,
- Numbed,
- indistinct,
- Boozed,
- Impuissant,
- unsound,
- tight,
- muzzy,
- tottering,
- heyday,
- sleepy,
- coward,
- soused,
- besotted,
- spiritless,
- pissed,
- whirling,
- dopey,
- weakened,
- Aswoon,
- Sotted,
- debilitated,
- dim,
- numb,
- powerless,
- empty-headed,
- bloom,
- puny,
- milquetoast,
- under the influence,
- languid,
- thrill,
- in the bag,
- enfeebled,
- benumbed.
How to use "Woozy" in context?
The word "woozy" is a term used to describe someone or something that is unsteady or lightheaded. It is most commonly used to describe someone who is intoxicated by alcohol.
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