Adjective:

(குடிப்பதனால்) தள்ளாடும் நிலையில் உள்ள, பிடிப்பற்ற,

groggy's Usage Examples:

It is the culprit that often makes people groggy after eating their Thanksgiving dinner.

The phone rang more than a dozen times before a man with groggy voice answered.

The young boy was frightened and groggy but appeared unharmed.

Her groggy mind registered the fact that they would no longer leave a trail like a slug.

Her groggy mind wondered why they were there and why she was in the hospital – and then she fell asleep again.

Ashley's voice was groggy.

A few moments later, he heard the sounds of groggy protest as Jessi roused his dinner and led her out of the apartment.

The second half was barely 5 minutes old when Calliste was subbed off looking very groggy indeed.

During an episode, there is usually an appearance of being awake, yet the person is groggy, has a glazed over appearance, and may appear confused.

Deidre felt groggy but not like she normally did post-op.

A drawback to using sleep-inducing antihistamines is that they often leave you feeling out of sorts, groggy with physical symptoms like mild dehydration and cotton mouth.

Synonyms:

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

Antonyms:

clear, distinct, clearheaded, active, energetic,