Adjective:

କମ୍ପନ, ମଦ୍ୟପ, ଅସ୍ଥିର |, ବହୁତ ମଦ୍ୟପ, ଫିକଲ୍ |, ଭେରିଏବଲ୍,

groggy's Usage Examples:

of grapples: one which is done with normal opponents and other with groggy opponents.

"At this writing, it is a matter for serious debate as to which is the dizziest—the Washington and Lee football team or this groggy sports scribe from.

The picture of them in a police van looking groggy-eyed from their night in jail was posted with a story on Wales Online and inspired the song Deportation Selfie.

Still groggy, Carrie takes some Adderall and goes with Dante to investigate.

In slow motion, the groggy scientist chases after an equally groggy Bugs while issuing demands ("Come.

In a fight not fought to the satisfaction of the spectators, Ryan was down twice in the first round and McCauliffe balked at hitting a groggy Ryan in the second.

After having been to three or four receptions one day, his wife was not surprised to find their chauffeur, groggy from his rounds, dozing on the back seat of their limousine and the Ambassador driving the car.

Loomis, still groggy in his car, is apprehended by real police officers and attempts to explain the lizard people and their ray guns.

When the take was over, Shemp was groggy, really groggy.

known as sleep inertia, where one feels groggy, disoriented, and even sleepier than before beginning the nap.

stood inside with the employer"s wage adjustment committee, all admittedly groggy from the long negotiations.

Synonyms:

foggy, logy, lethargic, dazed, unenrgetic, stuporous,

Antonyms:

clear, distinct, clearheaded, active, energetic,