squiffy UK
ˈskwɪfi
squiffiersquiffiest
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Definition of squiffy - Reverso English Dictionary

Adjective

1.
intoxicationDatedUKslightly drunk or tipsyDatedUK
  • He felt squiffy after two glasses of wine.
buzzed merry tipsy
2.
alignmentDatedUKcrooked or not straightDatedUK
  • The picture on the wall looks squiffy.
askew slanted
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become slightly drunk or tipsy
He started to get squiffy after his second drink.

Origin of squiffy

English, squiff (drunk) + -y (adjective suffix)

Examples of squiffy in a sentence

  • Feeling squiffy, he decided to call a cab.
  • The shelf was installed squiffy, tilting to one side.
  • Her hat sat squiffy on her head, almost falling off.

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  1. French:pompette, de travers, ...
  2. German:beschwipst, schief, ...
  3. Italian:alticcio, storto, ...
  4. Spanish:achispado, torcido, ...
  5. Portuguese:ligeiramente embriagado, torto, ...
  6. Chinese:微醺的, 歪斜的, ...
  7. Japanese:ほろ酔い, 斜めの, ...
  8. Arabic:مُتَعَبْطِل, معوج, ...
  9. Hebrew:שָׁכוּר קַלּוּת, עָקוּם, ...
  10. Russian:подвыпивший, кривой, ...
  11. Ukrainian:підпилий, кривий, ...
  12. Hindi:थोड़ा नशे में, टेढ़ा, ...

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