| I was so exhausted I was basically stuporous. |
| Some nights I'd eat all the ice cream in the refrigerator and then sit there, a slug on his balcony, stuporous and content. |
| The name typhus is from, a smoke or fog, and it indicates the befogged, stuporous condition of the patient. |
| The stuporous face is empty, that of the other lined with melancholy. |
| On the other hand, recovery may ensue after the stuporous condition has lasted for several weeks. |
| Perhaps some time after your Thanksgiving dinner, possibly in a stuporous, tryptophan-induced state, you turned on your television to see a glistening, eyebrowless humanoid engaging in acts for your ostensible entertainment. |
