logginessn.
A state of heaviness or sluggishness.
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slowness1357
sluggednessc1425
slugginessc1450
sluggishnessc1450
slowfulness1483
dullness1526
dumpishness1574
lumpishness1574
slow-coaching1837
logginess1924
1924 Scribner's Mag. July 88/2 He ate sparingly..rather as insurance against any sensation of logginess.
1969 P. Highsmith Tremor of Forgery xxv. 237 He awakened with the now familiar logginess of brain that always took fifteen seconds to clear.
This entry has not yet been fully updated (first published 1933; most recently modified version published online March 2018).
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n.1924- to put pressure on
- to put provision to
- to put quench a person's light
- to put quench a person's lights
- to put salt on the tail
- to put side on
- to put side on a ball
- to put silence to
- to put some period to
- to put someone in hazard
- to put someone off his stroke
- to put someone off stroke
- to put someone on a charge
- to put someone on blast
- to put someone right
- to put someone under the table
- to put something against a person's beard
- to put something down one's neck
- to put something in a person's head
- to put something in delay
- to put something in hazard
- to put something into a person's head
- to put something on delay
- to put something on ice
- to put something on the ball