fuddled

• Adjetivo anticuado o dialectal que significa confundido, aturdido o atontado, especialmente por efecto del alcohol.

An archaic or dialectal adjective meaning confused, muddled, or stupefied, especially from drinking alcohol.

1. Intoxicated or drunkC1informalbritish

   In a state of confusion or stupor, typically due to alcohol consumption.

   ebrio, aturdido por el alcohol

   • After three glasses of wine, he was completely fuddled.
   • She felt a bit fuddled after the party.
   • He stumbled home, fuddled and laughing.

   Sinónimosbefuddledblottodrunkinebriatedintoxicatedmuddledplasteredsmashedstupefiedtipsy

   Antónimossober

• Verbo que se usa para indicar la acción de dejar a alguien aturdido o confundido, a menudo mediante el alcohol o la intoxicación, o de entorpecer la mente.

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.

   Confundir, aturdir

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

   Sinónimosaddlebafflebewilderconfusedazedisconcertflustermuddleperplexpuzzle

   Antónimosclarifyenlightenilluminate

2. IntoxicateC1informal

   To make someone drunk or partially drunk.

   Emborrachar

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

   Sinónimosbefuddleinebriateintoxicate

   Antónimossober