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groggily [Am ˈɡrɑɡəli, Brit ˈɡrɒɡɪli] ADV inf

groggily

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When it is time for the narrator to stand guard, he awakens groggily to discover that a number of chests are missing, but believes that he must be dreaming.

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I groggily opened my eyes to see that the orange rays of the sun were beginning to shine through the windows.

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A couple groggily wakes up in bed in dishabille.

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The next morning you come round, only to groggily find receipts in your wallet and pockets that make you want to crawl back under the covers and die.

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He wakes up groggily to find out that the girl is a mermaid.

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Upon awakening from a night's sleep, many people groggily wipe away the grit, remnants of the mythical sandman that have accumulated overnight in the inner corners of their eyes.

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I groggily take in my surroundings, and see half-awake fellow public transport heroes, reading, gripping coffee for dear life, and applying make-up.

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He staggered off the pitch groggily, with the medicos by his side.

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I groggily clambered into the driving seat and turned on the engine.

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Wake up groggily light a cigarette, drain the dregs from last night's beerfest, snort a revivifying line, shower and don the uniform and aviator glasses and report for duty.

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