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Meanings of
addled
in English
Confused and vague; used especially of thinking.
woolly
muddled
befuddled
muzzy
wooly
woolly-headed
wooly-minded
Related terms
confused
Addled.
Related terms
stale
Usage of
addled
in English
1
Valerian knew that there was no point in arguing with the
god
-
addled
.
2
There was enough in his pipe to keep him
addled
'til dawn.
3
Even in ruins,
drug
-
addled
and bloated, he made the faithful feel blessed.
4
His
addled
brains are crammed with the wildest and most ignorant superstitions.'
5
Doubts, beliefs, suspicions and truths
addled
with syllables which make a name.
6
Fitzhugh realized that he preferred the
addled
Douglas to this one-icy ,calculating
7
He stole scenes as the
drug
-
addled
Rick Springfield fan in Boogie Nights.
8
It took about five seconds before my
lust
-
addled
brain could process that.
9
Come, tell me in what decent tavern you have
addled
your brain?
10
I couldn't bear the thought of Denna thinking I was
brain
-
addled
.
11
Who knew what was going through its
drug
-
addled
mind right now?
12
Parry was not so far
addled
as to compound his error.
13
Those few meaningless votes in the national convention had
addled
his common sense.
14
And Jimmie groped round in his
addled
head for something really worth while.
15
The effort to solve the Big Bow Mystery may have
addled
his brain.
16
He was pretty much
addled
in every way a man can be
addled
.
Other examples for "addled"
Grammar, pronunciation and more
About this term
addled
addle
Verb
Indicative · Past Indefinite
Adjective
Frequent collocations
addled brain
addled mind
addled egg
so addled
addled wits
More collocations
Addled
through the time
Addled
across language varieties
United States of America
Common
United Kingdom
Common