Phraseological uses. to think wonder (const. dative of person): to seem a matter of astonishment (to); hence, of the person, to be astonished, to…

In phrases, as what selcouth, no selcouth, what wonder, no wonder. me (himetc.) thinks selcouth, I have selcouth = I wonder.

transitive (reflexive or in passive). Obsolete.

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

to have marvel: to be struck with astonishment or wonder. Obsolete.

With dative of reflexive pronoun in various uses: To impose on oneself (trouble); to cause oneself to have (a possession, privilege, etc.); to…

transitive. To fill with wonder, or admiration; esp. in bewondered adj.

Phraseological uses. to think wonder (const. dative of person): to seem a matter of astonishment (to); hence, of the person, to be astonished, to…

passive. To be astonished. Obsolete. rare.

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…

the mind boggles: one becomes astonished or overwhelmed when trying to contemplate something, or at the prospect of contemplating something (cf…