to fall into a coma or faint; a state of coma or stupor

dusk; evening; nightfall; the period of time from sunset until it gets dark

to lose consciousness and fall down; to faint

dim; dusky; not bright

to feel dizzy or giddy; the state of being dizzy

to sleep deeply and heavily, often due to illness, fatigue, or medication

to remain in a state of unconsciousness; to be out cold or in a coma

To lose consciousness suddenly for a short period of time, often caused by a lack of oxygen or blood flow to the brain; to swoon.

drowsy; sleepy; feeling very tired or lethargic, as if about to fall asleep

dazed; drowsy; groggy; in a state of semi-consciousness or a dazed stupor (as if in a dream or heavy sleep)

Describes a scene of total darkness, such as from a sandstorm or dense clouds

to lose consciousness; to fall into a swoon

describes light that is dim, dusky, or a yellowish blur; pale yellow

clouded or confused in mind; sleepy or lethargic

to feel giddy, dizzy, or faint; to lose consciousness

to lose consciousness or fall into a coma

(idiom) pitch-dark; dim or dark so that nothing can be seen

to be dizzy and have blurred vision; to feel faint and see spots

to cause someone to lose their judgment or become irrational, typically due to strong emotions like greed, ambition, or pride

(idiom) to feel dizzy and lightheaded; describes a state of being mentally exhausted or extremely stressed

To be muddled or unable to act rationally due to success, excitement, or strong emotion; literally "to have one's head washed into confusion".

fatuous and incompetent; muddleheaded and stupid

A fatuous, self-indulgent, or unprincipled ruler

dazed; befuddled; dizzy or unclear in the head

morning and twilight; also used to mean day and night or all the time

To lose one's head through material greed or the pursuit of profit; to be blinded by the desire for gain.

describes the failing eyesight of an older person

dim-sighted or blurred; used to describe eyes or vision that have become weak or unclear

a medical condition involving changes in consciousness or a coma caused by severe liver disease, such as cirrhosis, hepatitis, or liver cancer

to be dizzy or giddy; to have blurred vision and feel faint

dusky or dim; typically describes the sky or environment at dusk or nightfall

confused and dizzy; muddleheaded or scatterbrained; having a clouded or clouded mind

(idiom) to feel faint or dazed with blurred vision

a romantic relationship or marriage involving elderly people; literally "twilight romance"

dim-sighted and hard of hearing (often due to old age)

to be dazed, muddleheaded, or mentally confused

to feel dizzy or lose consciousness; fainting

to feel one's head spinning or be so dizzy that one loses their sense of direction

to suffer from heatstroke; to be overcome by the heat or have a fever

Speech uttered when one is muddled or semi-conscious, such as from a fever or delirium

dark and dim; not bright; lacking light

confused and lacking in sound judgment; mentally muddled or senile

pitch dark; a state where the sky and ground are both dark, such as during a severe storm

to visit and care for one's parents in the morning and evening; a traditional etiquette for children serving their elders

(variant form) immature and uninformed; lacking knowledge or experience

to become dizzy with success or cloud one's judgment due to excitement or pride

To faint or lose consciousness because of extreme fear; to be frightened into a daze or a fit.

(literary) extreme state of mental confusion or spiritual darkness; ignorance

to die before reaching three months of age and thus before being named