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Being slightly intoxicated. I'm not drunk I'm just a bit squiffy right now.
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Awkward, wrong, lopsided, ruffled or strangely different. "I've got got squiffy tail feathers"
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A mild alcoholic buzz She was a bit squiffy after a couple of beers.
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A word inferring the act of getting high smoking pot, used in the presence of those who might be offended by a blatant reference to pot and who will accept the term as a reference to a buzz from alcohol. I'm a little out of it today, since we got squiffy last night.
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Something imagined or not real "I saw a unicorn last night"
"Really? Sounds a bit squiffy to me" |
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Statement of complete ambivilence. Often used as a bland response to a statement that is neither good nor bad nor particularly interesting. Dave - I worked on a boat once. Jenny - Isn't that squiffy.
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The feeling you get when you're hungover and your stomach is empty of food and its feels well soft, normally cured by eating something at 2pm
Ed: Tom mate we were fucked last night.. Tom: yea man i feel really squiffy right now! Ed: lets get summit to eat bro you'll feel sweet after! |
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