fuddle

• Substantiv, das einen Zustand der Verwirrung, Benommenheit oder Trunkenheit bezeichnet.

A noun referring to a state of confusion, bewilderment, or intoxication.

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1. State of confusionC1informal

   A state of being confused, dazed, or unable to think clearly.

   Verwirrung

   • After the long meeting, he was in a complete fuddle.
   • The complex instructions left her in a fuddle.
   • Too much information can put anyone in a fuddle.

   Synonymebefuddlementbewildermentconfusiondazedisorientationhazemuddleperplexitystuportrance

   Antonymeclaritycomprehensionorderunderstanding

2. Drunken stateC1informalbritish

   A state of mild intoxication or drunkenness.

   Zustand der Trunkenheit

   • He was in a bit of a fuddle after the party.
   • A few glasses of wine put him in a pleasant fuddle.
   • She woke up with a fuddle from the night before.

   Synonymedazedrunkennessinebriationintoxicationstupor

• Verb, das ausdrückt, jemanden in einen Zustand der Verwirrung oder Benommenheit zu versetzen, oft durch Alkohol oder Berauschung.

A verb used to indicate the act of confusing or stupefying someone, often with alcohol or intoxication.

1. Confuse or muddleC1informal

   To make someone confused or unable to think clearly.

   Verwirren

   • The complex instructions fuddled the new employees.
   • Too much information can fuddle your brain.
   • He was fuddled by the sudden change in plans.

   Synonymeaddlebafflebewilderconfusedazedisconcertflustermuddleperplexpuzzle

   Antonymeclarifyenlightenilluminate

2. IntoxicateC1informal

   To make someone drunk or partially drunk.

   Berauschen

   • The strong wine quickly fuddled the guests.
   • After three beers, he was completely fuddled.
   • She was fuddled by the cocktails at the party.

   Synonymebefuddleinebriateintoxicate

   Antonymesober