Doting, foolish, silly. Also as n.: foolish people.

= canged adj.

foolish, besotted.

Foolish, silly.

Rendered sottish or stupid; besotted.

Foolish, silly. Also occasionally as adv.: foolishly. Now Scottish, Irish English (northern), and English regional (chiefly northern.).

= infatuated, adj. Hence as n., an infatuated person.

Infatuated.

Foolishly fond.

Infatuated.

Used as equivalent to the later fatuated adj. at fatuate, v. derivatives.

Of persons, their actions, feelings, utterances, etc.: Foolish, vacantly silly, stupid, besotted.

Intellectually or morally stupefied or blinded.

Behaving fatuously, foolish, silly.

Made or become utterly foolish; possessed with an extravagantly foolish passion; besotted.

Infatuated.

That experiences or shows feelings of passion or love, esp. romantic love, for someone; infatuated; love-struck.

Characterized by fatuity.

rendered fatuous.

Affected by intense feelings of love or attraction for someone; infatuated, besotted, love-struck. Also (occasionally): obsessed with or very…

Enthused, obsessed; infatuated. Chiefly in to be hipped on: to be very keen on.