Feeling groggy
I woke up feeling groggy after staying up late.
She felt groggy after taking cold medicine.
He stumbled out of bed, groggy from lack of sleep.
The medicine made him groggy and drowsy.
The groggy driver struggled to stay awake on the long drive.
The groggy student struggled to focus in class.
He felt groggy and disoriented after the surgery.
The groggy hiker stumbled along the trail, barely able to keep his eyes open.
I'll be groggy for the meeting, you know?
I'll be groggy for the meeting.
When you do finally get up, you're groggy and disoriented thanks to sleep inertia.
She seemed groggy, and was covered in dust and soot.
I lay with my arm across my eyes, groggy and dazed.
Once the procedure is complete, the rhino wakes up groggy but unharmed.
She's a little groggy, but she'll be fine. The wounds are fairly superficial.
It quickly refreshes you and stops you from feeling drowsy and groggy.
Dr Clarkson says you'll be groggy for at least a week, maybe even longer.
All right, let's say you're feeling groggy or cloudy first thing in the morning.
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