tipsy造句

I'm feeling a bit tipsy.

He was tipsy yesterday, but is now sober.

They tipsy men and women yelled with delight.

I feel a little tipsy. (I'm slightly drunk.)

She was calm, she was coherent; tipsy, I would say.

On my day off, I'll fix the tipsy fence.

The tipsy nightfall, A Latino port, Dainty and Crazy life, And he is the talented mixer.

You're not knowing spirits and they will be making you tipsy.

Such as drinking wine cellars for years, let me slightly tipsy.

Such as a cache to drink wine for many years, let me slightly tipsy .

Mrs Barthwick: Oh, Jack! Do you mean to say you were so tipsy you can't even remember.

The image of a satyr, by contrast although of the same size and material, has a goofy sweetness about it, like a creature pleasantly tipsy.

She had seen Winehouse on the evening of Friday 22 July, the day before her death, and described her as "tipsy".

Today, on the subway, a little tipsy, I sat down next to a guy I thought was cute, hoping to enjoy some harmless flirting. I said, "Hello."

In the upper reaches of the stream towers the Purple Cloud Peak below which is an enormous rock that stands leaning to one side looking like a tipsy old man.

The midsummer wind with tipsy blew into the heart of the lake, the imprint deeply shallow in the past, leaving the fragrance of the touch of the years stored in the memory of the depths.

But when I used to hurry out of that shop with five or six new pound notes singing in my pocket, for quarter of an hour or so I felt like a tipsy millionaire or the man who broke the bank at Monte Carlo.