Associations to the word «Dozy»
Noun
- Lamont
- Motown
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- Supreme
- Songwriting
- Dee
- Mick
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- Kimberly
- Brian
- Eddie
- Extortion
- Gil
- Dunbar
- Reggie
- Beau
- Gorman
- Happening
- Pearce
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- Dave
- Marvin
- Payne
- Rockwell
- Twins
- Verona
- Forestry
- Mackenzie
- Batman
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- Temptation
- Terrorist
- Stevenson
- Kidnapping
- Instrumental
- Jr
- Songwriter
- Reginald
- Deborah
- Baseman
- Valerie
- Leiden
- Hitchcock
- Berry
- Sylvia
- Coliseum
- Pueblo
- Stevie
- Rouge
- Sweet
- Knocking
- Producer
- Edward
- Mack
- Narrator
- Be
- Bowen
- Freddie
- Louisiana
- Gone
- Trio
- Funk
- Barrett
- Martha
- Detroit
- Hit
- Label
- Geologist
- Commissioner
- Brothers
- Robinson
- Trevor
- Honey
- Arranger
- Bastard
- Pill
- Reagan
- Memphis
- Collins
- Diana
- Strong
- Joey
- Ricky
- Brigade
- Julie
- Ronald
- Ace
- Wayne
- Marc
Wiktionary
DOZY, adjective. Quite sleepy or tired.
DOZY, adjective. Intellectually slow.
DOZY, adjective. (carpentry) Decaying, rotten, spongy (wood).
Dictionary definition
DOZY, adjective. 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".
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