-zē, -zi adjective
Etymology: probably alteration of oozy
1. : befuddled
still woozy from the narcotics which eased the pain — Time
pseudomystical doctrine which he finds impracticable and woozy — A.J.Nock
2. : affected with dizziness, mild nausea, or weakness : sick
she came out nicely, but I felt woozy in the stomach — B.T.Guyton
3. : resembling an alcoholic hallucination or euphoria or something experienced in one
a way of making life look delightfully woozy — Time
4. : vague , blurry , woolly
woozy sentimentality