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• s  having or causing a whirling sensation; liable to falling
  feeling woozy from the blow on his head

• The fearless Scot, an Oscar winner for Michael Clayton, throws herself off the cliff of every role like the promiscuous boozer she inhabits in Erick Zonca's woozy .
• But, hell, the competition comprised of a woozy liturgical ballad from Crash and an uptempo number from the bottom of the Dolly Parton song trunk.
• That is why parents of small children, as soon as all the common-sense strategies backfire and a woozy reality sets in, start combing bookshelves for a sleep guru.

• dizzy
• giddy
• vertiginous

News & Articles

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• A$AP Rocky to Release 'Real Vibey' Free Instrumental Album
  Dig A$AP Rocky's woozy production but not his rapping? Well, A$AP Rocky has some good news for you: Later this year he'll release an all-instrumental album called  Beauty and the Beast: Slowed Down Sessions, Chapter 1 (via
  June 21, 2013 - Spin
• New Song: Drake Featuring James Fauntleroy, 'On My Way' (NSFW)
  Drake rushes home for something special on his woozy new track, "On My Way." "OMW." It's a simple text that can mean any number of things, depending on the time you send it. From 6 a.m. to 10 a.m., it probably means you're going to pick someone up for work or school. From 8 p.m. [...]
  June 20, 2013 - MTV

Quotes

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• Laveranues Coles in Forbes
  I was woozy for a long time,Coles said. "I look OK now, but looks can be deceiving."
• Michael Griffin in International Herald Tribune
  Nick was feeling slightly, just a bit woozy as well,Griffin said. "He's doing just fine."
• Brett Favre in New York Times
  I don't want to say it was a concussion, I'm not a doctor,Favre said. "But I was a little woozy when I stood up. I was well aware of what was going on, but I was a little light on the foot."