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"Within a few sips I was starting to feel a bit groggy, but I can't describe it as drunk. It was a really dizzy and weird feeling. I wasn’t feeling right."

From BBC

Despite this central tension, “Slingshot” is an undeniably sleepy film, in which a groggy Affleck stumbles around a spaceship for most of the running time.

Groggy, “with unbrushed teeth,” Moon stepped into the soundproof vocal booth.

Here, the groggy undead aren’t after people’s brains nor do they infect anyone else with a virus.

Mr. Andresen, still groggy after his overnight flight from Boston, was impressed.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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