Sentence examples for the tipsy from inspiring English sources
adjective
Slightly drunk, fuddled, staggering, foolish as a result of drinking alcoholic beverages
It was like the tipsy uncle had assaulted a receptionist.
The tipsy euphoria of a minute ago had evaporated entirely.
"My father's a Jew, my mother's a Wasp," the tipsy Jerry tells Helen.
By all accounts, Phillips and Tindall are not unfamiliar with the tipsy arts.
They never figured the tipsy old man was a six-time world champion.
In reality, the tipsy party had been consuming forbidden roast pig at Amelia Maugery's.
Others who have tended to the tipsy masters and mistresses of the universe agree.
There is the tipsy auntie who pops in from next door and offends everyone.
-- Alexander Nazaryan, from "The Tipsy Hero" HEADING HOME When a career is over, we reflect.
"They scared me," Bondurant said recently, over a glass of corn whiskey at a Manhattan restaurant called the Tipsy Parson.
Ms. Klum and Seal just missed the D.J. set by Questlove, but the tipsy revelers kept the beat alive.
