tipsily [ingl. brit. ˈtɪpsɪli, ingl. am. ˈtɪpsəli] ADV.
- tipsily walk
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- tipsily speak, laugh
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Other characters talk about women's suffrage, or burst in tipsily.
en.wikipedia.org Egged on by her friend, she tipsily left her number on his mobile but the next day, sober and embarrassed, turned her own off.
www.dailymail.co.uk Or depict themselves at what appears to be a party, tipsily holding a glass.
www.independent.co.uk It's a terrific excuse to wear a kilt, tipsily recite mostly incomprehensible poetry and chow down on some sheep's offal.
news.nationalpost.com Every house, it seems, has a little restaurant in its garden, in which holidaymakers linger over beers, while bicycles - the favoured form of transport - lean tipsily in wait.
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