woozed

1. participlepastsimple past and past participle of wooze

comparative more woozed · superlative most woozed

1. Woozy.

   I put a mask on that made me dizzy and woozed.

   1999, The Leo & Antonia Gershanov Holocaust Arts & Writing Contest of the Holocaust Memorial Foundation of Illinois

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   Long months and years With sobs and tears, He sat, all woozed and whizzy, And his soul did flit As the 'phone box split With a last, long, wheezy “Busy!”

   1897, The Phonographic Journal - Volume 4, page 81

   All of my efforts to abandon Chicago had hitherto been conceived, planned and unsuccessfully executed while I was woozed, poetic, and therefore non-practical; my work had been gritty and minus the decisive clutch ;

   1902, Clarence Louis Cullen, More ex-tank tales, page 35

   A few weeks ago the editors of this land of the partially free and the home of the brave more or less, all grew woozed concerning the fate of Ouida.

   1907, Elbert Hubbard, The Philistine: A Periodical of Protest - Volume 25, page 185