Groggy means dazed and unsteady on your feet. Feel groggy, groggy from sleep, still groggy.
It describes the state after waking, after anaesthetic or after a blow — the body is working and the mind is a step behind. The word comes from grog, the watered rum served in the Royal Navy, which was named after an admiral who wore a grogram cloak and ordered the ration diluted.
1adjectivegroggyDazed and unsteady on your feet.
“I felt groggy for hours after the anaesthetic.”
groggy is a state of dazedness.
From grog + -y.
Etymology from Wiktionary, CC BY-SA
Practised in A Song of Ice and Fire