Trisha Goddard

I know I can get to the stage where I'm drinking a lot. I tend to be rotten and groggy all day and hanging out for the next drink and five o'clock, ping! I have to just stop.

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Groggy implies a struggle with both mental and physical activities, not just feeling sleepy.

Not just tired

Groggy is used for a temporary condition, often just after waking up or during illness.

Temporary state

Use 'groggy' for the time when someone is recovering from being knocked out or anesthetized.

Recovery period

'Groggy' can describe feeling disoriented or sluggish as a side effect of medicine or drugs.

Medication aftermath

Use 'groggy' when talking about the lingering effects of medication, not during its peak effect.

After-effects

Groggy can also mean impaired from alcohol or drugs, but more often from legal, prescribed ones.

Drugs or alcohol

 Nappers consistently show cognitive benefits from napping, but non-nappers may not. Researchers think this could be because nappers are able to stay in a lighter sleep and move through sleep stages more easily. Meanwhile, non-nappers may experience more deep sleep while napping, making them groggy afterward.

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 travel continuously to find food must be as fully developed as possible for they need to walk within hours groggy though they may be

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 I'm sorry I had taken like two days so she's gonna be in in recovering a little bit and she'll be a little groggy but