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Meanings of befogged in English
Usage of befogged in English
1
I was limp and weary, befogged in mind and fatigued in body.
2
He has befogged even my brain at last with his black vapors.
3
And when Katahdin is befogged, descent is much more perilous than ascent.
4
Man has forgotten this stark simplicity, now befogged by a million issues.
5
The clerk's trailing, sleep-befogged glance paused when it reached the newcomer's face.
6
The Palace was visible indistinctly, as if seen in a befogged mirror.
7
He befogged me considerably the only time I ever met him.
8
His air passages were feeling so much clearer, but his mind seemed befogged.
9
Thurber invents a number of anecdotes which Peifer in his liquor-befogged state almost believes.
10
Up clomb and sailed Ripogenus and befogged the whole; then we condescended to breakfast.
11
His cocktails had died, making him sleepy, somewhat befogged and inclined to be surly.
12
He is blinded and befogged by two things: (1) his (i.e.
13
But there was something else; and in his befogged mental state the comparison eluded him.
14
The corporal had been dozing for twenty minutes, and he awoke with mind somewhat befogged.
15
This word cleared up my befogged memory like magic.
16
It dazzled my palate and further befogged my mind.
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Befogged across language varieties
United Kingdom
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