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Often used in the same context:
unpoetic,
solipsist,
scatty,
quavery,
toneless,
squiffy,
overbearingly,
lunkheaded,
trembly,
mumbler,
threnody,
lumpish,
lugubriously,
addled,
blackly,
piteously,
inexpressive,
prissily,
shmaltz,
unaffecting,
quivery,
monologuing,
forsooth,
obtuse,
itty,
dipsomaniac,
pish,
overacts,
equanimous,
hypochondriacal,
lisps,
sluggard,
ineloquent,
goony,
jackanapes,
befogged,
somnambulist,
pathetically,
goatish,
overfamiliar,
muzzy,
twittery,
inarticulately,
crotchets,
fusspot,
ruefulness,
unmusical,
diabolism,
tremulously,
wishfulness,
spoonerism,
woolgathering,
syllogisms,
rebarbative,
phlegmatically,
affectless,
queasily,
damnably,
gabble,
exasperatingly,
delphic,
sulkiness,
simp,
brattish,
tosspot,
attitudinizing,
filthily,
funnily,
moony,
overdetermined,
incommunicative,
wanly,
unfocussed,
ambitionless,
brokenly,
flibbertigibbet,
schoolmasterly,
dostoevskian,
mawkishly,
lumpen,
chucklesome,
narcotized,
chirpiness,
apercus,
phlegmy,
schoolmarmish,
mewl,
doddery,
sneery,
sarky,
larky,
tragi,
monomaniac,
unoriginally,
dithery,
phantasmal,
womanish,
onanistic,
charlatanry,
jocose,
demented,
overloud,
dazed,
befuddled,
numbed,
drowsy,
distempered,
tormented,
confused,
drugged,
fevered,
preoccupied,
tortured,
troubled,
wakeful,
bemused,
crazed,
dazzled,
deadened,
disembodied
Synonyms:
besotted,
blind,
blind drunk,
blotto,
crocked,
drunk,
inebriated,
intoxicated,
loaded,
pixilated,
plastered,
potty,
slopped,
sloshed,
smashed,
soaked,
soused,
sozzled,
squiffy,
stiff,
tiddley,
tiddly,
tight,
tipsy,
wet
Also try:
— Nouns for fuddled:
brain,
mind,
state,
head,
man,
condition,
wits,
senses,
husband,
seamen,
eyes,
more...
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