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drowsy English

Meaning drowsy meaning

What does drowsy mean?

drowsy

— adjective (= drowsing, dozy) half asleep made drowsy by the long ride it seemed a pity to disturb the drowsing (or dozing) professor a tired dozy child the nodding (or napping) grandmother in her rocking chair — adjective (= yawning) showing lack of attention or boredom the yawning congregation

Synonyms drowsy synonyms

What other words have the same or similar meaning as drowsy?

drowsy English » English

sleepy somnolent slumberous dozy soporific tired lethargic slumbrous sluggish sleep oscitant yawning sleeping heavy-eyed dull drowsing doze startle soporiferous somnolescent somnolently slow-moving sleepyhead sleepbound sedative restful put to sleep poppied passive opiate nodding lulling listless languid inert indolent heavy-headed heavy half-asleep half asleep groggy dozed dormant dazed befuddled be sluggish be inactive be dull banjaxed balmy

Topics drowsy topics

What do people use drowsy to talk about?

Person Body condition

Tired

What words refer to being tired and wanting to sleep?

sleepy drowsy half-asleep can hardly keep your eyes open

Daily life Sleep

Go to sleep

What words refer to feeling like you want to sleep?

drowsiness drowsy sleepiness sleepy somnolence somnolent soporific

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