adjective

drowsy

drowsy, sleepy, lethargic

I feel drowsy after lunch.

I feel drowsy after lunch.

The warm room made him drowsy.

The warm room made him drowsy.

((to feel drowsy)) to describe the state of being sleepy. I often feel drowsy in the afternoon.

((to make sb. drowsy)) to describe something causing sleepiness. This medication makes me drowsy.

Synonyms: sleepy, tired, lethargic; Antonyms: alert, awake, energetic

From Old English 'drusian' (to become sluggish).

Sounds similar to 'dozy'. When you feel drowsy, you might 'doze' off.

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