Groggy used in a sentence

Groggy in a sentence as an adjective

"Do feel tired, groggy, or have ailment X?

Above 10 and I tend to get groggy and depressed.

Then sometimes, i sleep then check it first thing in the morning where i am groggy.

I don't work well on that amount of sleep - I always awake groggy, I'm always tired.

I was too groggy/freaked to just stay put behind my curtains and tinted windows, I got out.

I never skipped class, but I may as well have considering how sleepy and groggy as I was.

I usually feel groggy after naps and it would be hard for me to go back to studying or working.

*Disclaimer: This was written on a groggy Sunday morning.

If you wake up sleepy and groggy and all that, then what neuroreceptors are we talking about?

As a boy, he would sometimes wake up groggy and grumpy, unhappy about milking the cows pre-dawn.

I'll pass on everything I learn about what's going on, just woke up. #groggy" "Also, in the future, if hackers could please not find exploits in the middle of the night on weekends, that would be great, mk?

I wake up feeling terrible; groggy, mild headache, irritable.

It's not the nap that makes you groggy, it's at what point your sleep cycle you wake up - you want to wake up at the end of one, but before the next one kicks in.