Antonyms for snoozy

Grammar : Adj, noun

Spell : snooz

Phonetic Transcription : snuz

Definition of snoozy

Origin : 1789, cant word, of unknown origin, perhaps echoic of a snore. Related: Snoozed; snoozing. The noun meaning "a short nap" is from 1793. Snooze-alarm is from 1965.

As in languid : adj drooping, dull, listless
As in lazy : adj inactive, sluggish
As in lethargic : adj lazy, sluggish
As in sleepy : adj tired, dull
As in slothful : adj lazy
As in somnolent : adj sleepy
As in soporific : adj sleepy; sleep-inducing
As in languorous : adj languid
As in lymphatic : adj languid
As in nodding : adj sleepy
As in slumberous : adj sleepy
As in somnifacient : adj sleepy
As in somniferous : adj sleepy
As in somnific : adj sleepy
As in stuporous : adj lethargic
As in drowsy : adj sleepy
As in somnifacient : noun soporific

Example sentences :

“Well, this scooting through the air—hot air too—makes one snoozy,” explained Fullerton, uttering a cavernous yawn.
Extract from : « In the Whirl of the Rising » by Bertram Mitford

The crew was in the forecastlea lolling, snoozy lot, now desperately yawning for lack of diversion.
Extract from : « Every Man for Himself » by Norman Duncan

Synonyms for snoozy

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