muzziness

In his muzziness, he needed a moment to figure out what: they weren't moving.

This time he shook her so hard it jarred away all muzziness.

As the muzziness in his head began to clear he realised that the room was rising and falling very gently.

Pride, or perhaps muzziness induced by the kick, stopped him from calling for help.

A vague muzziness we might just achieve, but clarity?

There was mild headache and muzziness but no memory.

She did not want a wine-born muzziness clouding her thoughts.

The conundrum of the muzziness in the head that gets worse during the day has promoted a useful response.

The muzziness of sleep was slowly leaving him.

Too, her eyes now showed a muzziness that hadn't been there before the TimeWeed.

A muzziness that was beginning to cloud his thinking, numbing his fear.

A muzziness that fogged his thinking, voices screaming at him but he neither understood nor recognised them.

Patricia asked, all her muzziness vanishing at the rogue's mention of the familiar name.

She sensed hidden meaning here, too, but the muzziness of the drug was overpowering her senses.

The muzziness had now left him, even if his sore head had not. '

There is some muzziness in the mind.

But he needed to rest his leaden limbs and clear the muzziness from his brain.

He leaned his head against his hand and tried to reason himself out of his muzziness while there was still time.

She felt strength creeping back into her muscles, and the muzziness clearing from her head.

The mist obscured his vision for a moment, matching the muzziness of his thoughts.

From the muzziness in her voice as she said she understood, I gathered that she'd fallen asleep anyway while waiting.

Her voice held a thick muzziness.

There was no transitory muzziness or confusion.

He shook his head from side to side, as if to clear away the muzziness, then slowly raised it, his eyes unfocused.

Immediately after this a curious muzziness in her head cleared abruptly, and she had a strong conviction that the earthquake had run its course.