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- Dictionaryaddled/ˈadld/
adjective
- 1. unable to think clearly; confused: "this might just be my addled brain playing tricks"
- 2. (of an egg) rotten.
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confused and unable to think clearly: I'm afraid my sun-addled brain couldn't make any sense of the instructions. He was so addled by drugs that his crimes could not have been premeditated. See. addle. More examplesFewer examples. He showed no signs of the addled thinking that comes with dementia.
The meaning of ADDLED is thrown into confusion : confused. How to use addled in a sentence.
Addled definition: confused, especially mentally. See examples of ADDLED used in a sentence.
To be addled is to be fuzzy in the head, a little foggy and confused. When you're addled, you're having trouble thinking. If your favorite movie star walks by and says hello, you might be too addled to say hi back.
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Definition of 'addle' addle. (ædəl ) Word forms: addles , addling , addled. verb. If something addles someone's mind or brain, they become confused and unable to think properly. I suppose the shock had addled his poor old brain. [VERB noun] Synonyms: confuse, bewilder, mix up, muddle More Synonyms of addle. More Synonyms of addle.
ADDLE definition: 1. to make someone feel confused and unable to think clearly: 2. to make someone feel confused and…. Learn more.
