Translations for „fuddled“ in the English » German Dictionary

fud·dled [ˈfʌdl̩d] ADJ

1. fuddled (confused):

fuddled

verwirrt

2. fuddled (intoxicated):

fuddled

benebelt

fuddled

beschwipst

I . fud·dle [ˈfʌdl̩] VB trans

to fuddle sb

jdn verwirren

II . fud·dle [ˈfʌdl̩] N no pl

1. fuddle inf (confusion):

fuddle

Verwirrung f

to be in a fuddle

durcheinander sein

to get in a fuddle

durcheinanderkommen

2. fuddle (intoxication):

fuddle of alcohol

Rausch m

fuddle of alcohol

Schwips m

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

English

Hypothermia fuddled his brain and judgment.

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I finally found the answer to this question as my fuddled thoughts gradually began to take shape.

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He admitted that at the time he was fuddled with whisky; otherwise his capture would have been more difficult and dangerous.

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One may be addled, boozy, bottlenosed, drunk as a lord, elevated, foggy, fuddled, liquored, mellow and pot-valiant.

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A fuddled drunkard is not going to get the better of a sober woman.

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This fuddled thinking results almost certainly from the doctors issuing their edicts after their own long, hooch-crazed lunches.

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Add high unemployment to the mix of poor policing, fuddled administration and services, and you have the perfect breeding grounds for marginalization and radicalization.

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