fuddled

English

Adjective

fuddled (comparative more fuddled, superlative most fuddled)

  1. confused, befuddled
    1932, Louis-Ferdinand Céline, Journey to the End of the Night, published 1952, page 383:
    I was about to turn back when the door of the house opened just enough for the daughter-in-law to motion me to come in. That woman saw everything. She’d seen me on the opposite sidewalk, looking fuddled.
    Ralph Manheim

Derived terms

Verb

fuddled

  1. simple past and past participle of fuddle
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