Groggy

/ˈɡrɒɡi/

Meaning & Definition

adjective

In a state of confusion or drowsiness, especially upon waking.

After taking a long nap, I felt groggy and couldn't focus on anything.

Not fully awake or alert; dazed.

He stumbled out of bed, feeling groggy from the lack of sleep.

In a weak or unsteady condition, often due to sleep deprivation or alcohol consumption.

She felt groggy after staying up all night studying for her exams.

Possibly derived from 'groggery', a term used for a bar or tavern in the early 19th century.

groggy state

A condition of being dazed or weak, especially in the morning.

groggy morning

A morning characterized by tiredness and confusion after waking up.

drowsy

Heavy with sleep or sleepiness; lethargic.

confused

Unable to think clearly; bewildered.

Out of it

I was so out of it this morning, I spilled my coffee everywhere.

Zoned out

After staying up all night, I was completely zoned out during the meeting.