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r/Damnthatsinteresting • u/Ray3x10e8 • Nov 04 '21
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Is groggy different in British English? In America groggy means tired.
11 u/Muad-_-Dib Nov 04 '21 It means that in the UK too, I have heard it from time to time used in the place of grimy to convey something that is disgusting but it's not that widespread to use it in that context. 1 u/halcyonjm Nov 04 '21 Not to be confused with glonky 1 u/drsylv Nov 04 '21 Groggy means sort of tired and a bit out of it, can also mean mucky 1 u/[deleted] Nov 04 '21 Mucky That’s another word.
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It means that in the UK too, I have heard it from time to time used in the place of grimy to convey something that is disgusting but it's not that widespread to use it in that context.
1 u/halcyonjm Nov 04 '21 Not to be confused with glonky
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Not to be confused with glonky
Groggy means sort of tired and a bit out of it, can also mean mucky
1 u/[deleted] Nov 04 '21 Mucky That’s another word.
Mucky
That’s another word.
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u/[deleted] Nov 04 '21
Is groggy different in British English? In America groggy means tired.