fuddle

It was her job to find food, she remembered, fuddled.

His smile was fuddled, as if he had taken too many drinks.

The light turned golden and the heat was fuddled by dust.

He was fuddled because of the dwarf spirits, you see.

She might be tipsy, but was by no means fuddled.

We caught everyone asleep because Silent had fuddled their dogs.

"I suppose you intend to fuddle my mind with champagne."

But the tribune was not fuddled, as she supposed.

They were bloodshot from lack of sleep, and his mind was completely fuddled.

His tone had not changed much from the small talk, and Alder was fuddled for a moment.

Strike me silly, said Costello, a low fellow who was fuddled.

Losing that much blood-gods, it would be enough to fuddle anyone's mind for a while.

Moonlight fell on the branch through the clouds and fuddled his sight.

The drug had left my mind fuddled and my senses blurred.

Do remember you are there to fuddle him.

You've no business in here with your mind fuddled with whiskey."

Donaldson did seem a trifle fuddled, but he was not slow at all.

I was still fuddled with cold and dreams.

She smiled one of those shrewd little smiles that women wore when they wanted to fuddle a man.

Mat frowned, wondering whether the man thought he could fuddle everything up by going around in circles long enough.

She shook her head with irritation, the gin had fuddled her mind.

"It wasn't the ale that fuddled him so bad," she replied.

"As soon as they're fuddled, we go after them."

The guard was fuddled for a moment.

It was easy to fuddle King, I decided.