concussed

“Craig had no further opportunity for discussing the matter, for the next morning he was "concussed" in midair and retained sufficient sense to bring his machine to the ground.”

Tam o' the Scoots

“And he’s concussed, meaning that he’s had a nasty crack on the skull as well.”

Cargo of Eagles

“Take Sunday: Manning took that ugly late hit, running back D.J. Ware was concussed on a vicious blindside hit and the Giants suffered the indignity of DeSean Jackson—who burned them on a walk-off punt return last year—taunting their sideline.”

The Wall Street Journal: It's Time to Get Angry

“The clients complained that I must be recently concussed or recently in love from the way I was mooning around.”

Simon & Schuster: How to Flirt with A Naked Werewolf

“There is nothing funny about being concussed by a falling wedge of cheese.”

The Washington Post: Along the road, signs of human fallibility

“A besieged Vick was concussed in Atlanta, smushed a hand versus the Giants, popped a finger against San Francisco, tossed seven interceptions, and groaned that NFL referees weren't offering him his deserved protection.”

The Wall Street Journal: The Eagles Are Back...Sorta

“First, he hopes a concussed Michael Vick is cleared to play, he said in his usual spot on WFAN, because "I don't want any excuses when we go down there and put it to them.”

The Wall Street Journal: Sanchez Says He Will Play Against Oakland

“He reluctantly treats her, concussed so confined to bed, they become friends, then the passion, and healing for him.”

Friday Book Club

“With their South African flanker Francois Louw concussed after another illegal tackle, against Worcester, this might have been one headache too many for the visitors but Armitage was sent to the sin-bin and Bath made sure justice was done when they won a lineout from the penalty.”

The Guardian: London Irish 12-13 Bath | Aviva Premiership match report