IPA: /ˈsnuːziər/
KK: /ˈsnuːzi/
More likely to make someone sleepy or drowsy than something else.
The movie was even snoozier than the last one we watched.
Comparative: snoozier
Superlative: snooziest
Snoozier → The word is derived from 'snooze' (a colloquial term meaning to sleep lightly or nap) and the comparative suffix '-ier' (indicating a greater degree). The term 'snoozier' means more conducive to or characterized by light sleep or napping.
Think of 'snooze' as a light sleep and remember that 'snoozier' means more likely to encourage that light sleep.
No commonly confused words.