To amaze, stupefy with fear, confound utterly.

transitive. To stupefy with noise or with a shock to the mind or feelings, benumb the faculties of (a person); to confound, amaze. Also passive.

transitive. = astone, v.; to stun, paralyse, astound, amaze.

To strike mute with amazement, overwhelm one's presence of mind; to confound, astound; to astonish.

transitive. To stupefy or daze; to befuddle; †to render crazed, distraught, or alarmed (obsolete). Usually in passive. Now chiefly archaic and reg…

transitive. To stun as with a blow; to stupefy, benumb; to stupefy with astonishment, bewilder.

To daze or astound with some strong emotion or impression.

to astound.

transitive. To stupefy with amazement, astound. Obsolete.

transitive. To stupefy, amaze, daze (in mind).

transitive. To outwit.

transitive. To stun mentally, shock, surprise. = astonish, v. 2–4.

To cause (a person) to be overwhelmed or seized with (terror, amazement, grief; rarely delight, love). Also of the feeling: To seize.

figurative. To overpower or confound (the mental faculties), esp. with brilliant or showy qualities; ‘to strike or surprise with splendour’ (Johnson).

transitive. To stun with a blow or with a shock of amazement, fear, and the like. Chiefly passive.

transitive. To overwhelm (a person or his or her senses) with wonder, surprise, or strong emotion; to shock or stun; to astonish or astound.

transitive. To stupefy (in various senses); to dull or deaden (the senses, intellect, emotions, etc.); to stun, daze, or bewilder (a person). Also…

transitive. To stupefy; to astound; to make insensible.

To shock with alarm, surprise, or wonder; to strike with amazement.

figurative. To change as if into stone. transitive. To make motionless or rigid with astonishment, horror, fear, etc.; to terrify.

transitive. To put (a person) in such confusion that he does not for the moment know what to do or say; to astonish utterly, to confound.

To astonish, stagger. dialect and U.S.

transitive. To astonish; to overcome with amazement.

transitive. To cause to faint; to stupefy.

transitive. To confound, bewilder; to amaze, astound. Now chiefly in to boggle the mind: to be bewildering, astounding, or mentally overwhelming; cf…

transitive. To dazzle, daze, confuse; (also) to bamboozle.

to knock sideways: to astonish or dumbfound, as with pleasure or shock; to affect profoundly or dramatically.

transitive. To amaze, dumbfound; to stupefy.

transitive. To amaze, astound.