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dozy [ˈdəʊzi] PRID.

1. dozy (drowsy):

dozy

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2. dozy brit. angl. pog. (stupid):

dozy

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Answers have varied: poor regulation, malicious bankers, dozy politicians, greedy homeowners, and so on.

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Then, before long, you acclimatise and other systems feel dozy.

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With his skinny frame and dozy smile he constantly got into trouble, before coming up with his catch-all solution - to make a cup of tea.

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Back in the 1970s, the criticism of the management of big companies was that they were too dozy.

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You'll become dozy, a bit drunk-like, speech will become slurred, the brain will slow down and you'll go into unconsciousness.

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It also makes the engine feel particularly dozy off the line and never sparkling, despite its cultured and characterful note.

performancedrive.com.au

The argopelter subsists on woodpeckers, hoot owls, high-holes, and dozy (rotten) wood.

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Her timetabling even in her late teens was astounding to a dozy dreamer.

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The dozy, starstruck punters just keep lining up to be milked.

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Those dozy lions are now very much awake.

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