1. confusing or bewildering someone; making someone unable to think clearly
Usage: present participle of fuddle
2. intoxicating or making someone drunk
Usage: present participle of fuddle; informal

1. causing confusion or bewilderment
Usage: informal

Examples

• The complex instructions were fuddling to most of the students.
• Too much wine was fuddling his mind.
• Stop fuddling the issue with irrelevant details.
• The fuddling noise from the construction site made it hard to concentrate.
• He found the legal jargon fuddling and difficult to understand.
• The magician's tricks were intentionally fuddling to the audience.