woozier
Feeling more unsteady
Woozier is the comparative form of woozy—more dizzy, lightheaded, or mentally foggy than something else.
The feeling might come from illness, medication, alcohol, or exhaustion: I felt even woozier after the second dose.
The heat made me woozier than I'd been all day.
Faint and unsteady feeling
- spinningRevolving around an axis
- vertigoSensation of spinning
- giddyDizzy or excitedly silly
- reelingUnsteady from shock
swaying · unsteady · faint · whirling · off-balance · staggering · swimmy · unbalanced
Lacking power or force
- lightheadedFaint and unsteady feeling
- feebleWeak and ineffective
- frailWeak and breakable
- shakyTrembling or unstable
unsteady · pale · wan · enervated · debilitated · spent · drained · sapped
Nearly falling asleep
bleary · half-asleep · muzzy · stuporous · dopey · sedated · drugged · lethargic
lightheaded
Faint and unsteady feeling
reeling · swaying · unsteady · faint · whirling · off-balance · staggering · swimmy · unbalanced · teetering
weak
Lacking power or force
- lightheadedFaint and unsteady feeling
- feebleWeak and ineffective
- frailWeak and breakable
shaky · unsteady · pale · wan · enervated · debilitated · spent · drained · sapped · exhausted
drowsy
Nearly falling asleep
sluggish · bleary · half-asleep · muzzy · stuporous · dopey · sedated · drugged · lethargic · punch-drunk
tipsy
Mildly intoxicated
- drunkImpaired by alcohol
- buzzedMildly intoxicated
- inebriatedIntoxicated by alcohol
sloshed · plastered · hammered · wasted · smashed · blotto · sozzled · tanked · crocked · soused
queasy
Mildly sick to stomach
green · bilious · seasick · carsick · ill · unwell · stomach-churning · heaving · gagging · nauseated