transitive. To experience, feel (an emotion) as a response to something, esp. an action or circumstance (regional in later use); †to think wonder (a…

to have wonder, to be greatly surprised; to marvel: = wonder, v. 1 2 Obsolete.

To feel or express wonder, astonishment, or surprise; to marvel. intransitive. Without construction. Obsolete.

intransitive. To feel sudden astonishment or alarm; to take fright, be shocked at. †to startle into: to be shocked into (a particular state) (obsolete…

to think (it) strange of (or concerning): to be surprised at. Obsolete.

to come short. To be ‘taken short’, be taken by surprise.

To be surprised, wonder. Const. at, subordinate clause, or to and infinitive.

With complement. transitive. to think (it) much: (a) to be reluctant or shy, hesitate to do something, to have an objection (also with of); (b) to…

intransitive. = admire, v. 1a(a).

to go (all) hot and cold and variants: to experience alternate sensations of heat and cold, as from fear, shock, or embarrassment; (also in weakened…

transitive (in passive). English regional. To be taken aback; to be put out of countenance.

intransitive for passive.

figurative. not to know (or to wonder) what hit one: to be killed; to be surprised or disconcerted.