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groggy

[grog-ee] / ˈgrɒg i /


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For the first 10 days onboard, I woke up groggy, stuffed and head pounding.

From The Wall Street Journal

And while naps of more than 90 minutes might include some beneficial deep sleep, they will be more likely than shorter naps to leave you feeling groggy and potentially less sharp.

From Seattle Times

The words “build back better” were all but forbidden among the groggy lawmakers who arrived in Philadelphia in the wee hours of Thursday morning.

From New York Times

The more Maryland Del. Brian M. Crosby let himself consider the groggy, discombobulated misery of adjusting to daylight saving time, the more ridiculous it seemed.

From Washington Post

Down the road from Srebrenica, a Bosnian Serb coal miner answered the door in the late afternoon, a bit groggy.

From Washington Post