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• (tipsiness)- (tipsy) slightly intoxicated or drunk, ( ; ;<br />

Holy Experience;<br />

); How can I be patient in the tipsiness of this domestic chaos? —<br />

• (drunkenness)- intoxication, ( ); The cholera has laid bare the secrets<br />

of drunkenness, all over Europe. — A Residence in France;<br />

• (decant)- to pour (wine or other liquid) gently so as not to disturb the<br />

sediment, ( ); Let settle the precipitate, decant, and wash in several<br />

changes of water. — Photographic Reproduction Processes;<br />

staid = sedate = solemn = somber = sober {drab} = grave > gravity = solemnity<br />

• (staid)- of settled or sedate character; not flighty or capricious, ( ;<br />

; ); Last night's Lee vs. Kryzan debate was pretty staid,<br />

which is to say boring. — Buffalo Pundit;<br />

• (sedate)- calm, quiet, or composed; undisturbed by passion or excitement,<br />

( ; ); The ordinary vivacity of childhood forsook me; I became<br />

quiet, sedate, and thoughtful. — The Caxtons — Complete;<br />

• (solemn)- grave, sober, or mirthless, as a person, the face, speech, tone, or<br />

mood, ( );<br />

• marked or observed with religious rites; having a religious character, (<br />

); Earlier we told you that Limbaugh - in<br />

what he called a solemn tribute - honored the late Gordon Dancy;<br />

• (somber)- gloomy, depressing, or dismal, ( ; ; ;<br />

); All were somber, watching him, knowing what had to be, knowing<br />

this was his parting with his most loyal friend. — Split Infinity;<br />

• (sober)- marked by seriousness, gravity, solemnity, etc., as of demeanor,<br />

speech, etc., ( ; ; ; ; ); He has been<br />

described as a sober, earnest, eloquent, sometimes shrewd and witty but very<br />

absent-minded, scholar whose "beautiful and even eloquent language led<br />

many to an admiration and love for sciences."—The University of Michigan;<br />

• not intoxicated or drunk, ( ; );<br />

• (drab)- dull; cheerless; lacking in spirit, brightness, etc, ( ; ;<br />

); I left the shop feeling dowdy and drab, and mildly apprehensive.<br />

— A Monstrous Regiment of Women - Laurie R. King - Russell-Holmes 02;<br />

• having the color drab,( );<br />

• a low, sluttish woman, ( , );<br />

• (grave)- serious or solemn; sober, ( ; ; ); Silent as a grave

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