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Squiffy   Listen
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Squiffy  adj.  Somewhat intoxicated; tipsy. (Slang)






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"Squiffy" Quotes from Famous Books



... true. I was a rotter and he got fed up with me. But I've done a lot of secret service work and didn't dare even tell him. I'm under an oath of secrecy. The times I've had to let him think I was out all night, simply too squiffy to get home when in reality I was ...
— Captivity • M. Leonora Eyles

... How much of physic, law, and ancient annals I have stored up by means of studious zeal. But pass this by, and for the braggart breath Ensuing now say, "Will was in his cups, Potvaliant, boozed, corned, squiffy, obfuscated, Crapulous, inter pocula, or so forth. Good sir, or so, or friend, or gentleman, According to the phrase or the addition Of man and country, on my honor, Shakespeare At Stratford, on ...
— Toward the Gulf • Edgar Lee Masters



Words linked to "Squiffy" :   pie-eyed, intoxicated, soused, slang, sozzled, wet, jargon, sloshed, cockeyed, fuddled, pixilated, plastered, soaked, pissed, argot, drunk, cant, smashed, vernacular, crocked, inebriated, blind drunk, blotto



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