muddled 音标拼音: [m'ʌdəld]
adj . 昏沉
昏沈
muddled adj 1 :
confused and vague ;
used especially of thinking ;
"
muddleheaded ideas "; "
your addled little brain "; "
woolly thinking "; "
woolly -
headed ideas " [
synonym : {
addled },
{
befuddled }, {
muddled }, {
muzzy }, {
woolly }, {
wooly },
{
woolly -
headed }, {
wooly -
minded }]
Muddle \
Mud "
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t . [
imp . &
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p . {
Muddled };
p .
pr . &
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n .
{
Muddling }.] [
From {
Mud }.]
1 .
To make turbid ,
or muddy ,
as water . [
Obs .]
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He did ill to muddle the water . --
L '
Estrange .
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2 .
To cloud or stupefy ;
to render stupid with liquor ;
to intoxicate partially .
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Epicurus seems to have had brains so muddled and confounded ,
that he scarce ever kept in the right way . --
Bentley .
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Often drunk ,
always muddled . --
Arbuthnot .
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3 .
To waste or misuse ,
as one does who is stupid or intoxicated . [
R .]
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They muddle it [
money ]
away without method or object ,
and without having anything to show for it .
--
Hazlitt .
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4 .
To mix confusedly ;
to confuse ;
to make a mess of ;
as ,
to muddle matters ;
also ,
to perplex ;
to mystify . --
F .
W .
Newman .
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111 Moby Thesaurus words for "
muddled ":
addlebrained ,
addled ,
addleheaded ,
addlepated ,
anarchic ,
arsy -
varsy ,
ass -
backwards ,
at a loss ,
baffled ,
balled up ,
bamboozled ,
beat ,
beclouded ,
beery ,
befuddled ,
bemused ,
besotted ,
blear -
witted ,
blind drunk ,
bollixed up ,
boozy ,
buffaloed ,
canned ,
chaotic ,
cloudy ,
confounded ,
confused ,
crapulent ,
crapulous ,
dazed ,
disconnected ,
discontinuous ,
disguised ,
disjointed ,
disordered ,
dizzy ,
drenched ,
drunk ,
drunken ,
far -
gone ,
floored ,
flustered ,
fogged ,
foggy ,
fou ,
fouled up ,
fuddlebrained ,
fuddled ,
full ,
galley -
west ,
gay ,
giddy ,
glorious ,
happy ,
hazy ,
helter -
skelter ,
higgledy -
piggledy ,
hugger -
mugger ,
in a dilemma ,
in a fog ,
in a mess ,
in a muddle ,
in liquor ,
in suspense ,
inchoate ,
inebriate ,
inebriated ,
inebrious ,
intoxicated ,
jolly ,
jumbled ,
licked ,
maudlin ,
mellow ,
merry ,
misted ,
misty ,
mixed up ,
mucked up ,
muddleheaded ,
muddybrained ,
muzzy ,
mystified ,
nappy ,
nonplussed ,
on tenterhooks ,
perplexed ,
pixilated ,
plastered ,
puzzled ,
puzzleheaded ,
reeling ,
scattered ,
scramblebrained ,
screwed up ,
shikker ,
skimble -
skamble ,
snafu ,
sodden ,
sotted ,
stuck ,
stumped ,
thrown ,
tiddly ,
tight ,
tipsy ,
topsy -
turvy ,
unconnected ,
under the influence ,
unorganized ,
upside -
down
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