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droozy

droozy adjective: drowsy or sleepy.

Adjective

droozy

  1. drowsy or sleepy
    • Us drones all swing and lurch in droozy unison as the trains change speed.2001, David Mitchell, chapter 2, in number9dream, London: Hodder and Stoughton, →ISBN

Origin of droozy

Compare drowsy

Questions about droozy

What does droozy mean?
Droozy means drowsy or sleepy.
What part of speech is droozy?
Droozy is an adjective.

Words near droozy in the dictionary

  1. droops
  2. droopsnoot
  3. droopsnoots
  4. droopy
  5. drooth
  6. droozy
  7. drop
  8. drop a bollock
  9. drop a bomb
  10. drop a bombshell
  11. drop a brick

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