groggy

1. mod. tired; in a stupor. (Standard but having a slangy history. From a term for rum as drunk aboard ship, derived from the nickname grog, belonging to Admiral Edward Vernon.) I’m still groggy by ten in the morning.

2. and groggified (ˈgrɔgifɑɪd) mod. alcohol intoxicated. He was too groggified to drive.

Common Names:

Name	Pronounced	Usage
Bharata	-	Hinduism
Vercingetorix	wer-keeng-GE-to-reeks (Ancient Roman), vur-sin-JET-ə-riks (English)	Ancient Celtic
Teuna	TUU-nah	Dutch
Keren-Happuch	KER-ən HAP-ook (English)	Biblical
Sol (2)	-	Jewish
BlÁThnat	BLAW-nit	Irish, Irish Mythology