dopiness

Action had put an end to all of Harry's dopiness.

It is hard to describe the depth of her dopiness.

In either case, he is a nerd with a difference beyond dopiness.

Another layer of dopiness and confusion had peeled away by then.

He could feel the muzzy-headed dopiness as the morphine took effect.

Now, if at first the audience doesn't know quite what to make of all this earnest dopiness, it learns: some fast, others by the number.

It isn't Murphy's studied laid-back style, or even his dopiness about women.

The line that separates dopiness from inspiration in horror fiction can, however, be a fine one.

"Her ambition is crossed with a kind of dopiness.

"Hardware" is a sci-fi-horror film of such dopiness that it seems certain to become a cult classic somewhere.

I love the occasional moments of dopiness.

Bob Merrill's fitful score shifts from dopiness to lyricism without blend.

Winkler had only noticed, in his late-night dopiness, a bit of funny-sounding old man grammar.

He also expertly suggests the faint tremors of discomfort beneath Fred's stalwart dopiness.

His dopiness had ended.

The theoretical broadening which comes from having many humanities subjects on the campus is offset by the general dopiness of the people who study these things.

(I expect dopiness from football.)

I couldn't keep my mind off bear traps and homemade mines and the glazed dopiness I'd occasion- ally seen in the eyes of known growers.

Finishing a session distinguished only by Leeming's dopiness and slowness to learn, the tutor scowled at him and gave forth to some point.

The latter can produce symptoms ranging from a mild dopiness to abnormal movements (resembling those of Parkinson's disease), to full-scale delirium.

Kathryn Meisle exudes a certain dopiness as Maggie, who says "Holy cow" when she finally comes to awareness.

Flip iconoclasm is a trademark of the Improbables, who are not afraid of dopiness and who frequently improvise.

DESPITE his dopiness, Harry managed a calculation.