As past participle: blinded; dazed; ‘clouded’.

Bewildered, confused, perplexed; (also) crazy, insane, mentally deranged. Also of a thing: thrown into disorder or confusion. Obsolete.

Confused, perplexed, troubled.

Mixed; mingled; adulterated, blended; disturbed, confused. Also as n.

Not knowing what to do or how to proceed; at a loss, at one's wit's end, uncertain, perplexed.

Perplexed or confused in mind by having the thoughts drawn in different directions. archaic.

Discomfited, abashed, put to shame or mental confusion; confused, disordered, etc.: see the verb.

Of persons: Confounded, disconcerted, abashed, perplexed. Used both as past participle, and adj. = confused, adj. 2.

Distracted in mind; excessively perplexed or troubled. Obsolete.

Bewildered, dismayed.

Erring, wandering, straying; bewildered, perplexed; doubtful, uncertain (of).

Jostled, pushed.

Mentally distracted, by being drawn or driven in diverse directions or by conflicting emotions; deeply agitated or troubled; = distracted, adj. 4.

= perplexed, adj. 1.

Bewildered, perplexed; = will, adj. 1a phrases 2.

In predicative use: astray, lost; (figurative) perplexed; = will, adj.

Obscured by or hidden in mist; (figurative) dulled, blurred.

Lacking clarity of perception, understanding, or expression; confused, muddled.

Stupefied, dazed; insane, crazed; bewildered, confused; †terrified (obsolete).

Of a person: troubled by deep uncertainty, esp. because of a complicated or unexplained matter; confused, baffled, bewildered, confounded. Of a…

Of a person's mind: confused. Obsolete.

That is in a state of bewilderment or perplexity; giddy, dizzy, confused. Now English regional.

In the senses of the verb: (a) caught or held fast in anything tangled; ensnared; (b) involved in difficulties; embarrassed, perplexed; †(c) (of an…

Not clear in mind; confused, muddled. Now rare.

= distracted, adj.

Confused, muddled, stupefied.

That wonders.

Of a person, the mind, etc.: confused, perplexed; having difficulty finding a solution or understanding something. Also of a face, state of mind…

Confused, muddled.

Much confused or troubled in mind; having, or showing, great mental disturbance or perplexity.

(un-, prefix1 affix 2.) Of persons, the mind, etc.: (see collect, v. 3).

figurative. At a loss, perplexed, bewildered.

figurative. Characterized by or producing confusion or obscurity of thought, feeling, etc.; mentally confused, perplexed, muddled; disturbed…

Usually in past participle tosticated, apparently originally a mispronunciation of intoxicated and so used, but later also associated with tossed…

Intoxicated; also, muddled.

Led astray by pixies; lost; bewildered, confused.

That laboriously tries to puzzle something out.

Perplexed, bewildered; confounded, stupefied. Cf. bumbaze, v.

Confused, muddled.

Of a person or his or her faculties: confused, bewildered; †amazed, flabbergasted (obsolete); (U.S. slang) spec. befuddled with alcohol, intoxicated…

Of persons, or the mind: Amazed, perplexed, bewildered, disconcerted, etc.: see confuse, v. 2.

Confused, muddled; confusing, bewildering.

Bewildered, puzzled, perplexed.

Stupefied, dazed; crazy, berserk; bewildered, confused. Cf. mazed, adj.

= obfuscated, adj. 2; (frequently) spec. befuddled by alcohol.

That scratches one's head, esp. in puzzlement.

Without a clue, trackless.

Full of fluster; confused.

Confused, muddled; (also) mixed up, higgledy-piggledy.

regional (chiefly English regional (midlands)). Confused, bewildered; out of sorts; fuddled through drinking alcohol; foolish, stupid.

Askew, awry, crooked; in a mixed-up, confused state.

Ruined, broken, damaged; (of a person) extremely tired, exhausted; confused.

perplexed.

Of a person: (mentally) confused, unbalanced. Also in extended use. Cf. mixed-up, adj. 2.

colloquial (originally U.S.). Of a person: in trouble. Also (now chiefly): exhibiting or characterized by emotional or psychological instability…

Confused, bewildered, mixed-up. Also hung-up on, obsessed with, preoccupied with (cf. also quot. 1961). slang.

Of which some one has been deprived; not retained in possession; no longer to be found. Also, of a person or animal: Having gone astray, having lost…

In various transferred and figurative senses. Perplexed, puzzled.