puggled

I'm completely puggled as my grandmother used to say - i.e. worn out.

Alien Surfaces MadeleineS 2008

I'm completely puggled as my grandmother used to say - i.e. worn out.

Archive 2008-08-01 MadeleineS 2008

I had made Bill go ahead after Torduff because I felt puggled and crabbit and I was trying to avoid taking it out on him though it was his fault but he waited for me at Glencorse so that he could keep me company going UP past Loganlea Reservoir.

Black socks, they never get dirty 2009

I had made Bill go ahead after Torduff because I felt puggled and crabbit and I was trying to avoid taking it out on him though it was his fault but he waited for me at Glencorse so that he could keep me company going UP past Loganlea Reservoir.

An uphill struggle 2009

Sometimes I feel puggled from all angles, yet when I look to You, and really look at my children, it's all good.

March Break Angcat 2008

At bedtime I was laying down with Michael and he said “Daddy puggled me tonight”.

March Break Angcat 2008

Sometimes I feel puggled from all angles, yet when I look to You, and really look at my children, it's all good.

Archive 2008-03-01 Belinda 2008

At bedtime I was laying down with Michael and he said “Daddy puggled me tonight”.

Archive 2008-03-01 Belinda 2008

That said, misapprehension wouldn't necessarily have led to apprehension if he'd followed the first rule of lying low, which is to lie low; or in his case, to not get puggled on three bottles of Finlandia then start glassing Russian sailors in the centre of Helsinki.

A Big Boy Did It and Ran Away Brookmyre, Christopher, 1968- 2001

Thinking back, it's a wonder we ever got any work done in modern studies or geography, which were both on the eighth floor, as it took us so long to get there and we were so puggled by the time we had walked up the stairs.

unknown title 2009