Sentence examples for getting tipsy from inspiring English sources
The two were getting tipsy on frozen Wodka Palmers, a slushy mix of vodka, iced tea and lemonade.
Despite the old cliche of maiden aunts getting tipsy on trifle, boozy desserts won't actually get you drunk – will they?
Dr. Dudley said there were also anecdotal reports of dogs getting tipsy from eating fermenting dough and fish becoming inebriated from fermenting fruit fallen into rivers.
After dark, the town's sole street turns into a total party, with flotillas of surfers, weekenders from Ecuador and girls in slinky tank tops getting tipsy at bars like Iguanas and Chill Out.
The sight of Nat getting tipsy, in a bowling alley, is at once endearing and awful, because it makes you wonder about the sorrows that she, too, has been required to drown.
All of 18, Boyle, known for calling one teammate Unibrow and giving out the assistant coach Ray Miller's cellphone number as his own, talked about "keeping it real" with a girl and getting tipsy at a bar while on a team trip to South Carolina.
Get tipsy, but not drunk.
Bev tries to have fun at a blues club on Beale Street and gets tipsy.
4) Christmas = time to get tipsy Goodbye cheap paint stripper vodka and hello champagne.
You could avoid enrolling at university and just get tipsy at a gay bar when Eurovision 2016 starts in Sweden.
