not clear, distinct, or precise in appearance, memory, or expression

being mentally confused or bewildered

in an awful condition, complete shambles, or muddled and completely collapsing

to fool, trick, or deceive someone

mentally confused, absent-minded, or lacking clarity

muddled or confused; lacking mental clarity about a situation

careless or sloppy in performing a task

to scrape a meager living or get by with difficulty, barely earning enough to feed oneself

fuzzy, blurred, or lacking in clarity, often due to age, distance, or poor vision

being in a state of confusion or mental fog

(idiom) badly mangled or mutilated; gruesome

a thick adhesive substance typically made from starch or flour and water, used for sticking paper and other materials together

confused, mixed up, or in a mental daze

acting or moving in a slow, sluggish, or indecisive manner

to provide for one's family

a mixture of flour and liquid used in cooking as a coating for frying or as a thickener (panada)

a person who is senile or weak-minded due to old age; dotard

prudent, cautious, and not negligent in performing a task

vague or imprecise in meaning, logic, or expression

to speak in an evasive or unclear manner; to intentionally avoid giving a direct answer.

blurry or not clearly defined

a muddled or confused person; someone who habitually makes silly mistakes

an unclear or muddled situation that is difficult to resolve or explain

(of speech) obscure or unclear

pitch-black or very dark in color

sticky; slimy

a thick adhesive substance typically made from starch and water

to speak in a vague or evasive manner so as to avoid being clear or direct

to paste materials (such as paper, fabric, or silk) onto walls or artworks for decoration or preservation

confused and lacking clarity in thought or action

overripe or overcooked to the point of being very soft and pulpy

feeling lightheaded, giddy, or mentally dazed

to earn just enough to pay for food or basic survival; to scrape a meager living

to pretend to be ignorant or confused about something that one actually understands perfectly well

Even the wisest can have a momentary lapse in judgment; every man has a fool in his sleeve.

to paper a wall

having the consistency of paste or mush

(old) to seal an examinee's name on the examination paper to prevent fraud

to cause trouble

defective in one's pronunciation; to make a slip of the tongue or trip over one's words

a thick, semi-solid substance used as a medicinal preparation or an adhesive

to squint

to pretend not to know

dried mucus in the corner of the eye (dialect)