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Meanings of
fuddled
in English
Very drunk.
wet
tight
stiff
loaded
smashed
soaked
pissed
plastered
tipsy
besotted
Related terms
drunk
intoxicated
inebriated
Usage of
fuddled
in English
1
Skylan stared at her in
alcohol
-
fuddled
bewilderment, unable to comprehend her words.
2
His
fuddled
brain was not equal to grappling with such a catastrophe.
3
The wine was mixed too strong, so there were many
fuddled
heads.
4
For the mist had one strange property: it
fuddled
one's sense of direction.
5
The mind becomes completely
fuddled
with the heterogeneous patchwork of entirely useless information.
6
By midnight he was more than
half
-
fuddled
and wholly in despair.
7
The house was warm and got me even more
fuddled
than I was.
8
At last he sank in a heap,
fuddled
with wine and quite exhausted.
9
After the third or fourth glass he becomes
fuddled
and charitable.
10
Michele's call came at one, pulling Brunetti out of a
fuddled
,
restless sleep.
11
Bellis and Carrianne would sneer at him behind his
drink
-
fuddled
back.
12
Every man of us will be surfeited with food and
fuddled
with wine.
13
Banks's change of expression when I laughed began to enlighten my
fuddled
understanding.
14
Fact is, after our luncheon party I'm afraid I got a bit
fuddled
.
15
He had the appearance of a man
fuddled
with drink.
16
I do. MacGowan was looking a little
fuddled
,
but delighted.
Other examples for "fuddled"
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fuddled
fuddle
Verb
Indicative · Past Indefinite
Adjective
Frequent collocations
fuddled brain
fuddled senses
more fuddled
much fuddled
quite fuddled
More collocations
Fuddled
through the time
Fuddled
across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common