lethargic
Adjective
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Alt. of Lethargical
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bullfrogs became lethargic with the first cold nights
A breath test for alcohol use registered zero, but an arresting officer noted his “pupils were dilated, his eyes were bloodshot, and his speech was lethargic and slurred,” the affidavit says.
Cortex is responsible for a rapid nystagmus away from this deviated position and is often seen in patients who are conscious or merely lethargic.
LOS ANGELES — The Orlando Magic were less than 24 hours removed from the elation of a stunning victory this week when Coach Steve Clifford found himself admonishing his players after one of their most lethargic losses of the season.
It's likeably lethargic in places but more lithe on tracks like HiTek Tek.
“I would feel tired and lethargic.