Definition of fuddle - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
1.
- After three drinks, he was in a complete fuddle..
2.
- They attended a fuddle in the countryside.
Verb
1.
- The complex instructions fuddled him completely..
2.
- The strong wine fuddled the guests quickly.
Origin of fuddle
Dutch, foddelen (to work carelessly)
Examples of fuddle in a sentence
The loud music left her in a fuddle. The office held a fuddle for the holidays. A fuddle was organized to celebrate the promotion. The unexpected question fuddled the speaker. The magician's trick fuddled the audience. The bartender fuddled the patrons with his special cocktail.
After a few drinks, the beer fuddled his senses.
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- French:ébriété, embrouiller, ...
- German:Verwirrung, verwirren, ...
- Italian:confusione, confondere, ...
- Spanish:confusión, confundir, ...
- Portuguese:embriaguez, embaralhar, ...
- Chinese:迷糊, 使困惑, ...
- Japanese:混乱, 混乱させる, ...
- Arabic:ارْتِبَاك, أَرْبَكَ, ...
- Hebrew:שִׁכָּרוֹן, לְבַלְבֵּל, ...
- Russian:замешательство, запутывать, ...
- Ukrainian:спантеличення, заплутати, ...
- Hindi:भ्रम, भ्रमित करना, ...
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