logy
Dull and listless
Logy means sluggish, groggy, or mentally dull—the feeling of being weighed down by fatigue or overindulgence: I felt logy after that huge Thanksgiving dinner.
The word is informal and somewhat old-fashioned, more common in American than British English.
Also spelled loggy.
Inactive and slow
- languidWeak and without vigor
- listlessLacking energy or enthusiasm
- drowsyNearly falling asleep
- heavyOf great mass
leaden · plodding · ponderous · slumberous · groggy · dopey · slow · lumbering
Utterly depleted of energy
- wearyDeeply tired, spent
- drainedEmptied of resources
- spentExhausted or disbursed
- tiredLacking energy, needing rest
enervated · depleted · worn-out · sapped · debilitated · flagging · run-down · knackered
Lacking interest or concern
- uninterestedLacking curiosity or concern
- listlessLacking energy or enthusiasm
- unresponsiveFailing to react or reply
- passiveNot actively participating
inert · unmotivated · disengaged · detached · impassive · numb · sluggish · flat
torpid
Inactive and slow
heavy · leaden · plodding · ponderous · slumberous · groggy · dopey · slow · lumbering · dragging
exhausted
Utterly depleted of energy
tired · enervated · depleted · worn-out · sapped · debilitated · flagging · run-down · knackered · bushed
indifferent
Lacking interest or concern
- uninterestedLacking curiosity or concern
- listlessLacking energy or enthusiasm
- unresponsiveFailing to react or reply
passive · inert · unmotivated · disengaged · detached · impassive · numb · sluggish · flat · dull
logyalert
Warning or watchfulness
sharp · keen · quick-witted · bright-eyed · wide-awake
- company logosSymbols identifying businesses
- brand logosVisual marks identifying companies
- corporate logosVisual emblems identifying companies
- band logosVisual marks identifying musical acts
- sponsor logosFunder brand imagery
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