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grog·gy [ˈgrɒgi] PRID.

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First given a name in 1976, sleep inertia refers to that period between waking and being fully awake when you feel groggy.

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Patients may feel a little groggy as a side effect of the surgery, but this feeling is expected to subside within a day or so.

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I remember shaking my groggy head clear and staggering out of bed to join them.

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They tied a rope around the groggy leopard and it was successfully pulled out of the hole.

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What results is usually a groggy (yet remarkably consistent) ode to the best parts of both '70s classic rock and '90s grunge.

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A groggy, stumbling early-morning toilet visit could have ended with a leg in hole.

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She was groggy when she came round from the major operation but was happy she had a little boy and her family there.

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Packing up in our groggy states took 20 minutes.

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Power is down for treatment, but gets up after a minute with a slightly groggy head.

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I'm irritable, groggy, forgetful, lethargic and have lowered stamina.

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