English Language

Dictionary.com word for the day is ” logy “

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\LOH-gee\ I get very logy when I first wake up. If I don’t have my first cup of mojo within 5 minutes of my wake-up time, then I remain “logy” for the rest of the day. Being at my Swedish lessons makes me “logy”. And now that I have written “logy” three times, I should be able to use it in my common day language.
adjective
1. lacking physical or mental energy or vitality; sluggish; dull; lethargic.
Quotes
I was logy from the sun and my mind felt sticky and slow.
— Stephen King, Carrie, 1974
Origin
Logy is an Americanism that emerged in the mid-1800s. Etymologists compare it to the Dutch descriptor log meaning “heavy, dull.”

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