groggy

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“
He's groggy, anyhow. "

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  1. adjective Unsteady and dazed; shaky.

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  • They're still groggy, and their sensitizing and broadcasting nerves aren't functioning properly. —  Triple Detente by Piers Anthony
  • I was still in a state of disbelief, groggy, my eyes half closed. —  VC Andrews - Broken Wings
  • I wake the next night, groggy, her blood dried all over my face and neck and chest. —  The Informers
  • The gas made him groggy, and he fell and hit the sun dial with his head. —  028 - The Roar Devil
  • He would no doubt to spread the word that the two brothers were finally having it out Tocasia seemed groggy, as if suddenly awakened. —  JEFF GRUBB
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/ˈgrɑgi/
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