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logy
2 ENTRIES FOUND:
logy
(adjective)
-logy
(noun combining form)
logy
/
ˈ
loʊgi/
adjective
logier
;
logiest
logy
/
ˈ
loʊgi/
adjective
logier
;
logiest
Britannica Dictionary definition of LOGY
US, informal
:
not able to think or move normally because of being tired, sick, etc.
feeling
logy
[=
groggy
]
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