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groggily

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grog·gy  (grg)
adj. grog·gi·er, grog·gi·est
Unsteady and dazed; shaky.

[From grog.]

groggi·ly adv.
groggi·ness n.
Translations
groggily [ˈgrɒgɪlɪ] ADVcomo atontado, como grogui or zombi
groggily
adv (inf)groggy (inf); shake one’s head, answerschwach; movebenommen


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Danny, on his feet, tottered groggily and helplessly before him.
They still hesitated, and Billy might have succeeded in avoiding trouble had not the man who had gone down the bank chosen that unfortunate moment to reappear, crawling groggily on hands and knees and showing a bleeding face.
"You'll see," said Harvey, and he stepped, rather groggily, for his head was still singing, to the cabin steps, where the little ship's clock hung in plain sight of the wheel.
 
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