fuzzy-headed

[ fuhz-ee-hed-id ]

adjective

1. not given to clear thinking; foolish.
2. giddy; light-headed.

Example Sentences

I largely carried on with my day, feeling a bit fuzzy-headed.

From Washington Post

The next thing I knew, I was waking up fuzzy-headed.

From Literature

But now, fuzzy-headed with sadness and trauma, I had real worries about whether I might burn the cake or forget to add sugar.

From Salon

Napping longer means waking from a deeper sleep and that can leave someone feeling groggy or fuzzy-headed.

From Washington Post

Mr. Bolton, the hard-liner, saw his job as keeping Mr. Trump from going soft in what he considered fuzzy-headed diplomacy.

From New York Times