I somewhat tipsily accepted his dare to take a dance class.
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No more need to drive tipsily back from a night on the town.
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He's earlier than I thought and he tipsily tells me about his night.
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There's no joy quite like tipsily giggling at the back cover of soft-core books.
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Tipsily trying to lift Thor's hammer even when you know it's impossible and kind of dangerous?
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That's the kind of offer you can't refuse, and the two happily, tipsily shook on it.
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Watching him tipsily jab at his screen, I told him to call my phone to make sure he had typed correctly.
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Plenty of pinot grigio and a dearth of hor d'oeurves later, I tipsily forgot that I was in glorified workout clothes at a posh party.
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Late at night, if I walked to the bathroom, I crossed paths with still more girls listing tipsily down the hall in oversized, borrowed polo shirts.
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Zhang's balancing act between student and writer reached a head when, on one night out with friends, she tipsily opened up an email from a fan in distress.
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It's also a mystery and a kind of love story and this being the theater, there is at least one dinner party that goes hopelessly, tipsily, smolderingly wrong.
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I tipsily exit the party mid-convo with a coworker and hop into an Uber, since my boss has already given me permission to expense one on the way home.
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After his moment of self-assertion in Chicago, Arthur reverted to his clubbable ways, tipsily bragging about the machine's questionable tactics when reporters were present during a victory dinner at Delmonico's.
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But her confession is barely out before Alex burst in on what looks like Jo (who had tipsily stripped to get ready for bed) and DeLuca in a very compromising position.
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The single is peak warm-weather music, the kind of tune that we're supposed to be tipsily dancing to at a rooftop bar or getting ready to before a night on the town.
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Even more ominously, after I tipsily confessed to a fellow American that I'd had a girlfriend in college, a pretty Russian woman started showing up at embassy parties and chatting flirtatiously with me.
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It started when Woods tipsily made out with Thompson at a party that fateful February night, and we can bet that the reverberations from that one moment will last us up until March 31, like clockwork.
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T. takes C. outside and buys me a bag of Swedish Fish at the corner store ($303), which I happily and slightly tipsily eat in bed while we play 30 Rock roulette and watch random episodes.
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Whether you're doing "drunk yoga," coming from happy hour, or you find yourself tipsily booking a spot on a pilates reformer after boozy brunch, there are myriad scenarios that may take you from the bar to barre.
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There was ample reason to be concerned: In 2006, we were nearly a decade into the era of Girls Gone Wild and a year into TMZ, which became notorious for posting videos of female celebrities tipsily entering and exiting their cars without underwear.
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I've said it before and I'll say it again: I would not fuck the pizza in Set It Up. Despite protagonists Harper (Zoey Deutch) and Charlie's (Glen Powell) insistence that the pizza they picked up after tipsily exiting a party is the most delicious-looking meal to the point that they would have intercourse with it, it leaves significant room for improvement.
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The characters gather for the ceremony, with Anne as guest of honor. Susan B. enters as a ghost, though Anne does not see her. Constance Fletcher appears, now almost blind. Other characters talk about women's suffrage, or burst in tipsily.
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Charlie Lester is a public relations speech writer for an oil magnate. He is married with two children. As the film opens we see him drinking heavily at an office party and then having an argument with his wife Fran after he tipsily returns home. The song "Yesterday", sung by Joey Scarbury, is played several times in the film as Charlie continues in a downward spiral.
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He and Corey eventually piece together that Bliss, Moran, and Ferguson had been members of an informal card club, the "Friday Night Fiends," that met on Fridays in a bar, played cards, and then drove tipsily around the city in a car they owned together. Mitchell was their favorite bartender who joined them on their joyrides. Wanger tracks down the last member the group, Holmes, now a successful novelist. Julie infiltrates Holmes' house, disguised as a middle- aged typist.
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After many farcical comings and goings back at the estate, George reminds Tracy of their wedding the next day, warns her about her behavior and stomps away. Mike tells Tracy that George is not good enough for her. He kisses her, and she tipsily invites him to go skinny dipping in the pool. Dexter and Dinah return to witness other romantic entanglements unfolding between Seth and his wife and Uncle Willy and Liz, who really loves Mike.
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Aimable crosses to the café to inform the customers that the bread will be ready momentarily. The typically sober baker orders a cognac, and another, and sings tipsily that Genevieve will be home on an "Any-Day-Now Day": she has just gone to visit her mother. In an attempt to sober him up, the villagers follow him into the bakery, only to find it in a shambles. Aimable collapses amongst the spilled flour, dough hanging from the ceiling, and burnt loaves of bread.
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Reflecting on their dreary mates who seem more concerned with matters of business than with matters of the heart, they croon "Whatever Happened To Love?" Hortense consoles the frustrated wives and cheers them up with the news that tomorrow night an international star, the mysterious Madame K, will appear in un Grand Cabaret. The American, Bobby van Husen, enters tipsily from the bar and sings "Someone to Dance With" offering to waltz, fox-trot, tango, or rumba if only he could find a partner. Hardly recognizing each other, Bobby and Polly meet and each asks after the other's spouse.
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He romances her with a fancy meal and champagne; afterwards she shows up where Ben is staying, tipsily picks a fight with him and behaves jealously toward a Mexican woman whom she thinks is talking about her and trying to take Ben somewhere, though she is really looking for help to find Clint. Ben recruits a gang of loyal vaqueros for the rugged 1,500-mile trek to Montana. On the journey, Nella demonstrates a romantic interest in Stark - he has the bigger dreams she prefers - but she flirts with Ben. They harp and snap at each other so much, though, that Stark has the impression that the two truly dislike each other.
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