dipsy
/ˈdɪpsi/Definitions
1. noun
A person who is habitually or pathologically thirsty; an excessive drinker.
“The dipsy had to be constantly hydrated throughout the day.”
2. noun
A fishhook with two hooks, used for catching fish in the same spot.
“The fisherman used a dipsy to catch several fish.”
3. adjective
Having or characterized by dipsy eyes, meaning a condition in which the pupils appear to be dilated.
“He had dipsy eyes from staying up too late the night before.”