transitive. To bewilder, amaze, confound utterly.

transitive. To confuse, bewilder; to perplex, trouble; to grieve, distress, annoy. Now Scottish.

To confound, distract (in understanding).

transitive. To make mad; to madden, make insane; †to make foolish (obsolete); †to bewilder, stupefy, daze (obsolete); to infuriate, enrage. Now…

to turn a person's brain: to make a person dizzy or giddy; figurative to disturb a person's mental balance, to make a person foolish or rash (cf. turn…

To stun mentally; to shock a person out of his or her wits; to drive stupid, bewilder. Obsolete.

transitive. To bewilder. Usually in passive.

To daze, paralyse, or render helpless, with the sight of something; to dazzle and fascinate. to dare larks, to fascinate and daze them, in order to…

figurative. To confuse, muddle.

transitive. Emphatic for: daze, v.

To render unsteady in brain or mind; to bewilder or confuse mentally.

transitive. To overtake with, or involve in mist; figurative to confuse the senses of, bepuzzle, bewilder.

transitive. To make unclear; to muddle, confuse.

Causal senses. To cause (a person) to ‘lose his way’; to bewilder. Esp. in you('ve) lost me = ‘I failed to follow what you were saying’.

transitive. To bewilder, confuse, confound. Obsolete.

figurative. To confuse in mental perception, to perplex, confound; to cause mental aberration.

transitive. Chiefly Irish English. colloquial. To confuse or deafen with noise or chatter; to muddle, bewilder, fluster. Obsolete.

transitive. To make utterly confused or muddled, as with intoxicating liquor; to put into a stupid stare, to stupefy.

transitive. To bewilder, to make (a person) unable to think clearly; to confuse (a person's mind).

transitive. To bewilder or confuse as by haste or noise; to agitate, ‘put out’.

transitive. To render muzzy or confused; to befuddle. Cf. muzzle, v.2

transitive. To make muzzy or confused; to befuddle. Obsolete.

transitive. To fluster, confuse. Only in passive.

transitive. To impair the clarity of (the mind), to confuse.

transitive. To confuse or muddle completely.

transitive. To propel by nervous energy; to fluster.

transitive. ? To turn rapidly; make giddy.