spacey
/ˈspeɪsi
/(also spacy)
adjective (spacier, spaciest) informal
1Unaware of one’s surroundings or in a state of euphoria, especially as a result of taking drugs: I remember babbling, high and spacey...
- For herself, she was disorganised, spacey, as she remembers it, and found it difficult remembering where her stuff was between the two houses.
- And do you know, I'm still a bit spacey, and can't think of anything to write.
- It was rather disconcerting sitting with my eyes closed for so long and I started to feel really out of body and spacey.
1.1(Of popular, especially electronic music) drifting and ethereal: a spacey ballad spacey synths...
- Here's another spacey, chill-out electronic album that features a DJ / producer and a sweet-sounding female vocalist.
- For better or worse, such earthly signposts work to ground the music's spacey ambience.
- The music became spacey and the vocals are like a child whispering cynical nothings in your ear.
Rhymes
- infecundity
- infeed
- infelicitous
- infelicitously
- infelicity
- infer
- inferable
- inference
- inferential
- inferentially
- inferior
- inferior conjunction
- inferiority
- inferiority complex
- inferiorly
- inferior olivary eminence
- inferior planet
- infernal
- infernally
- inferno
- infertile
- infertility
- infertility clinic
- infertility treatment
- in fess