Word Finder - muddled

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To mix together, to mix up; to confuse.

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Young children tend to muddle their words.

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To mash slightly for use in a cocktail.

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He muddled the mint sprigs in the bottom of the glass.

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To dabble in mud.

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To make turbid or muddy.

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To think and act in a confused, aimless way.

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To cloud or stupefy; to render stupid with liquor; to intoxicate partially.

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To waste or misuse, as one does who is stupid or intoxicated.

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Confused, disorganised, in disarray.

Bright got his notes muddled, and broke down.

The conversation was almost too serious for her muddled thoughts to follow.

Please place your money on the cards or I may get muddled in the reckoning.

That can get a bit muddled in three hours.

Food issues can be difficult to diagnose because most commercial cat foods contain a plethora of ingredients all muddled together into a wet or dry formula.

The history of eyeglasses is a very long one, even though it is sometimes muddled when historians cannot pinpoint exactly when an invention or improvement actually came about.

When it comes to love, what you may be looking for in a partner can, at times, seem muddled.

Their memories and feelings from their teen years were just a little more muddled, causing some misunderstandings and confusion.

She watched him go, his touch branded on her skin and her emotions muddled.

Both do their best, but look a little muddled with the whole enterprise themselves.

Each sheet was distinctively marked to make sure the quires could not get muddled up.

How could Guy Ritchie, who showed such chutzpah in his first couple of films, have become such a muddled, pretentious bore?

Now our affairs are hopelessly muddled by strong, silent men.

However, due to a faulty reconditioned unit, the rectification process became somewhat muddled.

This leads to a rather muddled plot with the local lemurs, led by Sacha Baron Cohen.

Poor writing is often the result of slipshod thinking or the muddled memory of unnecessary rules.

The targeting systems gets a little muddled if you shooting at something that's crawling at you, but for the most part you'll kill zombies much better and faster using Carrier's system.

Sometimes winemakers add this many different grapes and the outcome is just a muddled mess.

Originating emotion still clots the lines and, while we strive for originality, the work becomes muddled, pretentious or incoherent.

His or her thoughts may become muddled or he or she may experience hallucinations.

Yes or No. Even John Prescott could not get those two words muddled up.

This can make the movie slightly muddled at times.

For an insight into the muddled constitutional thinking of the Government I've read few better articles.

For an insight into the muddled constitutional thinking of the Government I 've read few better articles.

Cramped and muddled rooms on a single floor can often be rearranged to create the feeling of more space.

The originating emotion still clots the lines or, in striving for originality, the work becomes muddled, pretentious or incoherent.

Nevertheless, he muddled through the mire in a surprisingly good frame of mind.