fuddle Sentence Examples
- The complex instructions left Emily feeling completely fuddle-headed.
- The overwhelming amount of information fuddle our minds, making it hard to concentrate.
- A few too many cocktails fuddle my senses and impair my judgment.
- The confusing road signs left me fuddle, unsure of which way to turn.
- The politician's vague and ambiguous answers only served to fuddle the public's understanding.
- The confusing terminology in the technical manual left me utterly fuddle.
- The sudden change in plans left our group feeling fuddle and disoriented.
- The strange noises coming from the basement left me fuddle with fear.
- Too much caffeine fuddle my mind, making it impossible to focus.
- The complicated tax code left even seasoned accountants feeling fuddle.
fuddle Meaning
fuddle (n)
a confused multitude of things
fuddle (v)
make stupid with alcohol
consume alcohol
be confusing or perplexing to; cause to be unable to think clearly
fuddle (v. t.)
To make foolish by drink; to cause to become intoxicated.
fuddle (v. i.)
To drink to excess.
Synonyms & Antonyms of fuddle
Synonyms:
- mortify
- deceive
- distress
- snow
- agitate
- abash
- stump
- gull
- faze
- weird-out
- hoodwink
- trick
- chagrin
- disconcert
- nonplus
- stick
- dupe
- discomfort
- blow-one-s-mind
- discomfit
- go-to-one-s-head
- disquiet
- beguile
- delude
- humbug
- unhinge
- discompose
- unsettle
- take-in
- perturb
- dismay
- mislead
- cozen
- fool
- misguide
- discountenance
Antonyms:
FAQs About the word fuddle
a confused multitude of things, make stupid with alcohol, consume alcohol, be confusing or perplexing to; cause to be unable to think clearlyTo make foolish by
discombobulate, muddle, puzzle, bewilder, perplex, baffle,confuse, befog, stun,befuddle
assure, assure, satisfy, satisfy,inform, inform, reassure, reassure,enlighten, enlighten
The complex instructions left Emily feeling completely fuddle-headed.
The overwhelming amount of information fuddle our minds, making it hard to concentrate.
A few too many cocktails fuddle my senses and impair my judgment.
The confusing road signs left me fuddle, unsure of which way to turn.
