I. fuddle [brit. angl. ˈfʌd(ə)l, am. angl. ˈfədl] pog. GLAG. preh. glag.
fuddle drugs, drink brain:
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II. fuddled PRID.
1. fuddled (confused):
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A fuddled drunkard is not going to get the better of a sober woman.
en.wikipedia.org This fuddled thinking results almost certainly from the doctors issuing their edicts after their own long, hooch-crazed lunches.
www.telegraph.co.uk Add high unemployment to the mix of poor policing, fuddled administration and services, and you have the perfect breeding grounds for marginalization and radicalization.
foreignpolicy.com One may be addled, boozy, bottlenosed, drunk as a lord, elevated, foggy, fuddled, liquored, mellow and pot-valiant.
www.salon.com I finally found the answer to this question as my fuddled thoughts gradually began to take shape.
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