1. more weak, unsteady, or dazed, especially from illness, fatigue, or the effects of alcohol
Usage: comparative form of groggy

Examples

• She felt groggier after taking the cold medicine.
• The patient became groggier as the anesthesia wore off.
• He was groggier than usual after staying up all night.
• The boxer looked groggier after each round.
• I’m always groggier in the morning than at night.
• The flu made her feel groggier with each passing hour.