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It was the best she could do with her drug-addled mind.addled = mixed up or confused
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Age has left her with an addled mind.addled = confused
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I needed to keep his addled attention on my questions. (source)addled = not thinking clearly
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Stella doesn't say anything for a long time. "Never mind," she finally says. "I don't know what I was thinking. The pain is making me addled." (source)addled = confused
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To a greater and greater degree his life revolved around a self-administered pharmacopoeia of steroids, amphetamines, mood elevators, and painkillers, and the drugs addled his once-formidable mind. (source)
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The old cracking sound, the tearing of flesh, and then they were fish no more, but twelve rams, fat and addled. (source)
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Grasping at an addled resolution, he began to stir. (source)addled = mixed up or confused
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Aunt Addle from a religious school in Huntsville, Alabama.† (source)
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Because, you know, when you get scared that way, and it keeps running on, and getting worse and worse all the time, and your wits gets to addling,... (source)addling = confusing
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"All that cement ["see-ment," he says] addles the brain."† (source)addles = confuses
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But it sounded like gibberish, and everyone thought she was addled except for Mom, who understood her perfectly and said she had an excellent vocabulary. (source)addled = confused
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"Why, Addle," pa says, "him and Darl went to make one more load.† (source)
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Petrol fumes were addling her brain.† (source)addling = confusing
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Too much heat addles the brain.† (source)addles = confuses
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By the entrance to the compound a few rabbits hopped aimlessly, too addled by their sudden freedom to make a break for it. (source)addled = mixed up or confused
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You'll addle your brain, that's what you'll do, Philip.'† (source)
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