Woozy

He laid his shoulder into McCann’s after the play was dead, leaving McCann woozy on the ice.

The song suggests a woozy maybe.

They’re hazy and woozy and “slightly hellish”, she says.

After all that ’80s uproar, Serra had now beguiled audiences in 1997 with the ellipses’ implausible geometry, their woozy curvature.

In one of the suits, an alleged teen victim — only identified as “Jane Doe” — claims she was attacked after having one drink that left her feeling “woozy and lightheaded” at the drug-fueled house party in September 2000, the court papers charge.

Like most Christmas songs, it’s made for a singalong, but unlike them it captures the real Christmas spirit, that woozy mix of nostalgia, over-sharing, romance and recrimination.

Meanwhile, Unknown Mortal Orchestra emerge onto Mad Cool’s main stage, their woozy offerings working to ease festival goers into the festival’s third day perfectly.

She claims that after arriving at the afterparty and being handed a glass of something that made her feel “woozy”.

The accuser said she lay down in an empty bedroom feeling "woozy and lightheaded" after taking a drink being offered by waiting staff.

The woman, identified as Jane Doe has alleged that the musicians assaulted her after she became “woozy” from a drink offered by a waitress at the party.

ASAP Rocky, real name Rakim Athelaston Mayers, is a 31-year-old rapper known for his woozy, psychedelic hip-hop.

Callihan applied the ankle lock and the woozy ref waved off the bout as Shamrock was out from Madman’s attack.

I can’t even put a band-aid on someone without feeling woozy or nauseous and here we have these serial killers prancing around stabbing and choking people to death and doing weird things with their mothers’ throats.

Impressive, since I can barely finish typing this sentence I’m so woozy just from looking at that picture.

Second trial: Constand said she started feeling woozy, seeing double and having a hard time trying to stand.

The tinted glasses overly darken the screen, and the rare effects that cater to the technology often only serve to make me woozy.