groggy

• “You will be very groggy from the drugs they have given you and you will be ventilated so you cannot breathe on your own.”

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• “I predict this evening to go the same, with virtuous relations sitting vigil, with no time for her groggy and confused, luckily I am fluent in groggy and confused.”

  groggy and confused

• “But they had nothing left, groggy from a 1-2 punch of overtime losses, worn down by coming close against an opponent that kept coming.”

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• “Last year, the racing community trudged away from Churchill Downs, groggy from a nightmare.”

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• “Despite her groggy objections, the dog forced her out of bed, at which point she realized she wasn't groggy from a cold, but from smoke coming from a fire under the house.”

  Quite A Dog

• “Judy's a little groggy from the sedation, but she's recovering quickly.”

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• “So, as we dutifully pile into our cars and sit in traffic while being battered with hurricane-leftover rains to celebrate the holiday that marks the end of summer (after just starting to feel less groggy from the totally schlocky sensory overload that was the VMA's. 24,526 projection screens ... so motion sick), fear not!”

  They used to keep me up at night (Music (For Robots))

• “Wednesday morning people woke up groggy from a poor night's sleep to find a city which had been substantially affected, because, as we all suddenly re-remembered, a direct blow from a tropical storm is no small matter.”

  Cindy

• “Am groggy from the meds I'm taking (Fervex, a french powder dissolved in water, although it's mostly 500mg of paracetamol) but am still getting more and more congested in chest and head.”

  Breakfast in Bed

• “Still groggy from the pill Wes had given her, she sat upright in bed and listened.”

  Excerpt: Puppet Child by Talia Carner

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