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Verb
To confound or perplex someone
To decompose or break down, especially biologically
Adjective
Feeling confused mentally
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Verb
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To confound or perplex someone
bewilder
confuse
muddle
perplex
befuddle
fuddle
baffle
bamboozle
beat
befog
bemuse
buffalo
confound
discombobulate
disorient
flummox
fox
get
gravel
maze
muddy
mystify
pose
puzzle
vex
fluster
stupefy
disconcert
mix up
nonplus
throw
stump
faze
fog
distract
dumbfound
obfuscate
floor
daze
rattle
wilder
stun
upset
disturb
be all Greek to
flabbergast
make someone scratch their head
discompose
amaze
bother
astonish
astound
throw off balance
set someone thinking
perturb
blow your mind
ruffle
go to your head
cause to be at a stand
surprise
stagger
throw off
agitate
unsettle
cloud
worry
unnerve
blur
disorientate
shake
take aback
frustrate
get to
obscure
becloud
overwhelm
disquiet
dismay
flurry
derange
discomfit
discountenance
dizzy
stymie
embarrass
catch off balance
make nervous
shake up
make unclear
put off
startle
jumble
alarm
tangle
exercise
disorder
distort
elude
shock
trouble
harass
paralyse
UK
abash
paralyze
US
intoxicate
inebriate
make punchy
snow
bring up short
unhinge
mortify
strike dumb
bowl over
blow away
knock sideways
knock for six
muddy the waters
ball up
knock the stuffing out of
make your head spin
psych out
distract from
mess with one's head
throw into a tizz
put into a flap
boggle the mind of
dull
muddle up
bedevil
confusticate
stick
overpower
defeat
set thinking
confuscate
intricate
overcome
devastate
get at
throw for loop
daydream
moon
dazzle
convolute
hassle
snafu
foul up
disorganize
disrupt
mistake
mess up
benumb
numb
frighten
leave open-mouthed
leave aghast
hit like a ton of bricks
petrify
scare
gather wool
pipe dream
excite
heat
hurry
knock out
take by surprise
affect
metagrobolize
panic
bustle
put out of countenance
put out
rattle one's cage
put someone off their stride
stop someone in their tracks
boggle the mind
screw up
flip
stir up
work up
put on edge
spook
make waves
send into a spin
craze
psych
distress
cause someone to lose their composure
put someone off their stroke
catch unawares
concern
fuss
discomfort
distemper
ail
frazzle
alarum
undo
torment
hagride
derail
frenzy
weird out
freak out
involve
beset
thicken
complicate
encumber
entangle
stumble
muck
thwart
ravel
baulk
UK
balk
US
mix you up
snarl up
annoy
irk
irritate
provoke
bug
fret
displease
nettle
gall
aggravate
exasperate
needle
pique
offend
peeve
rile
anger
daunt
miff
horrify
chagrin
afflict
pester
plague
demoralize
US
make uneasy
affront
make anxious
outrage
nark
discourage
aggrieve
demoralise
UK
chafe
dishearten
appal
UK
hack off
burn up
rasp
tick off
antagonize
US
appall
US
humiliate
persecute
depress
antagonise
UK
wind up
intimidate
grate
disarrange
disgruntle
give a hard time
hurt
shame
spite
ride
chill
dispirit
pother
get across
incense
infuriate
unbalance
get on one's nerves
terrify
discommode
unman
madden
harry
cow
torture
terrorize
US
jolt
oppress
disappoint
goad
frost
gripe
eat
grieve
be offensive
nag
try
jar
terrorise
UK
destabilize
US
rub up the wrong way
bum out
cause offense
set someone back on their heels
put your back up
put the wind up
put someone's nose out of joint
deject
deter
insult
stress
agonize
US
crush
sicken
beleaguer
wound
enrage
sadden
make uncomfortable
strain
rankle
sap
itch
affright
abrade
destabilise
UK
bully
inflame
pain
tease
consternate
roil
agonise
UK
tee off
badger
give someone the hump
drive up the wall
put down
hurt somebody's feelings
hack you off
gnaw at
give a turn
pick on
eat away at
throw into a tizzy
rub the wrong way
rankle with
give someone grief
burden
disgust
disarray
rack
scandalize
US
anguish
undermine
weaken
repel
revolt
scarify
fright
test
enfeeble
browbeat
harrow
enervate
inconvenience
demean
subdue
move
despair
tear
make self-conscious
make cross
make angry
rark
jangle
deflate
turn
throw into tizzy
grate on
awe
scandalise
UK
hound
drive crazy
drive mad
zing
disoblige
ridicule
dis
let down
rouse
tantalize
US
tantalise
UK
injure
drive round the twist
get on your nerves
make someone see red
indispose
hump
weigh down
jar on
debilitate
get in your hair
get your back up
give someone the pip
arouse
cause anxiety to
rub you up the wrong way
cause anxiety
turn off
egg on
take the wind out of your sails
lie heavy on
mess with someone's head
make a scene
pull the rug out from under
throw a curve
push buttons
turn on
pull the rug from under
do someone's head in
get on your wick
get your goat
get under your skin
cut to the quick
wring
haunt
grind
nauseate
overawe
incite
excoriate
preoccupy
cause disquiet to
make fretful
down
dement
displace
rummage
tear away at
dash
stimulate
dissatisfy
disillusion
be rude to
traumatize
US
blind
throw into confusion
gross out
disenchant
cause to panic
incapacitate
cramp
worst
put off one's stroke
disarm
ferment
traumatise
UK
unstring
intrude
tire
get in the way
interfere
slight
fire up
flip out
throw into uproar
throw into disorder
pour cold water on
throw cold water on
exacerbate
ventilate
examine
rock the boat
get someone
lay up
key up
hinder
ire
enflame
mad
make flip
bug up
fill with consternation
louse up
muck up
humble
uncalm
set someone's teeth on edge
make somebody's hackles rise
get on the wrong side of
ruffle one's feathers
make an enemy of somebody
steam up
tax
disaffect
discontent
knock props out
disrespect
diss
sour
abase
curse
burn
snub
besiege
misplease
wing
curdle
cool
sound
cap
slur
sting
set back
taunt
upset the applecart
make someone laugh out of the other side of their mouth
make someone laugh on the other side of their face
strap
dog
break
nit-pick
prick
push
desolate
martyr
importune
scare silly
scare stiff
make jump
freak
devitalize
belittle
disgrace
degrade
drive round the bend
try your patience
drive you up the wall
get your dander up
drive to distraction
raise your hackles
drive bananas
get your hackles up
give offence to
give offence
be disagreeable
tread on someone's toes
be an affront to
bait
jeer
interrupt
dumfound
cause suffering to
cause anguish to
dun
hector
scare to death
make someone's hair stand on end
scare the bejesus out of
scare the living daylights out of
discredit
dishonour
UK
cast down
disempower
rock
eat at
arouse anxiety in
make miserable
do a number on
be on one's case
make wretched
make it tough for
weigh on
cut up
play dirty
barrack
boo
make awkward
make ashamed
show up
own
take your breath away
strike with awe
spring on
cause wonder
thunderstrike
render speechless
electrify
snarl
disparage
unglue
cripple
damp
unzip
dampen
shred
fray
assault
dishonor
US
put to shame
get one's comeuppance
take down a peg
take down
take the wind out
make someone eat humble pie
stampede
shout down
sweat out
be a great weight on
bring low
weigh heavily on one's mind
haze
hiss
send up
blow out
take steam out
blow up
take apart
hang up
stir
catch one short
gibe
chivy
cheese off
brown off
make a monkey of
put in a spot
put in a hole
put on the spot
give a bad time
knock off balance
niggle
incommode
throw into disarray
fill with panic
heckle
jibe at
shout at
be on your back
furbelow
bluster
frill
wear
butt in
shout catcalls at
make game of
rub raw
garble
stretch tight
set on edge
wreak havoc on
get on
flutter
hustle
quicken
conceal
overshadow
make obscure
darken
eclipse
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“I suppose the shock had
addled
his poor brain.”
Verb
▲
To decompose or break down, especially biologically
turn
rot
spoil
go off
go bad
turn bad
decompose
decay
curdle
putrefy
perish
molder
US
sour
foul
fester
corrupt
mold
US
disintegrate
moulder
UK
mildew
crumble
go mouldy
break down
deteriorate
go rancid
go sour
become rotten
become addled
mould
UK
go rotten
become tainted
become useless
taint
mortify
degenerate
wither
corrode
fall apart
degrade
sphacelate
break up
ferment
necrotize
dissolve
putresce
go moldy
necrose
shrivel
suppurate
shrivel up
wear away
waste away
acidify
become rancid
go to seed
rot away
fall into decay
stink
gangrene
ulcerate
gather
maturate
become infected
become inflamed
waste
dilapidate
become gangrenous
compost
breakdown
become sour
make rancid
gather dust
discolour
UK
defile
sicken
dry-rot
blight
pollute
discolor
US
sap
fall to pieces
go to rack and ruin
go stale
be impaired
grow moldy
become contaminated
go putrid
be rotten
be past its sell-by date
clot
congeal
thicken
coagulate
solidify
condense
curd
acidulate
gel
acerbate
clabber
separate into curds
turn sour
separate into lumps
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“The heat had
addled
the milk and the stink made her retch.”
Adjective
▲
Feeling confused mentally
confused
bewildered
dazed
befuddled
stupefied
dizzy
stunned
confounded
distracted
dopey
bemused
muzzy
addled
bedevilled
UK
bedeviled
US
befogged
silly
bushed
addlepated
slaphappy
muddleheaded
zonked
punchy
pixilated
pixillated
raddled
dopy
spacy
fogged
spacey
spaced
mixed-up
punch-drunk
shell-shocked
spaced-out
zonked-out
muddled
at sea
puzzled
woozy
groggy
out of it
fuddled
perplexed
baffled
disoriented
discombobulated
flustered
not with it
stumped
disorientated
dumbfounded
staggered
addlebrained
mystified
light-headed
disconcerted
numb
lightheaded
wobbly
staggering
unsteady
upset
nonplussed
dazzled
flummoxed
fazed
woolly
UK
bamboozled
wooly
US
taken aback
thrown off balance
mixed up
faint
shaky
giddy
drugged
reeling
floored
thrown
disturbed
shaken
lost
disorganized
US
gaga
weak-kneed
hazy
tipsy
rattled
disorganised
UK
fuzzy
numbed
slap-happy
woolly-headed
at sixes and sevens
weak in the knees
eccentric
inattentive
trippy
dreamy
senseless
drowsy
dumbstruck
stupid
insensible
cold
maladjusted
distraught
half-asleep
agog
capricious
whimsical
daft
puckish
pixyish
touched
impish
prankish
bleary
foggy
benumbed
vague
come apart
out to lunch
foolish
unhinged
deranged
unbalanced
demented
senile
all at sea
not knowing if you are coming or going
speechless
startled
frozen
dismayed
overcome
surprised
breathless
overwhelmed
intoxicated
unglued
shook
gone
vertiginous
clueless
tottering
weak
swimming
off-balance
preoccupied
unnerved
discomposed
troubled
discomfited
shook up
balled up
fouled up
teetering
engrossed
astonished
astounded
light
blind
dumb
blinded
beaten
at a loss
shaken up
mazed
wildered
absent-minded
blown away
out of control
with rubbery legs
off balance
weak at the knees
with legs like jelly
flabbergasted
uncertain
clouded
shocked
uncomprehending
cloudy
blurry
foxed
aghast
hard-pressed
woolly-minded
worried
whirling
hard put
vexed
blank
gobsmacked
bowled over
in a dither
confusional
muddle-headed
addle-brained
spaced out
embarrassed
nonplused
discountenanced
misty
shadowy
blurred
sailing
adrift
swimmy
aswoon
frustrated
stuporous
awed
agape
simple
thunderstruck
nonsensical
dozy
slow
swaying
sleepy
tired
delirious
stymied
drunken
unfeeling
stuck
awe-struck
irrational
unsound
in a state of confusion
in a muddle
turbid
insensitive
psychotic
unstable
crazy
unsettled
out-of-joint
amazed
asea
whacko
had their heads messed with
besotted
paralyzed
US
deadened
unresponsive
paralysed
UK
in a stupor
with Alzheimer's disease
doubtful
confusticated
got
caused to be at a stand
gravelled
UK
beat
graveled
US
buffaloed
thrown off
at wits' end
uncertain which way to turn
brought to a standstill
awestruck
wonderstruck
dead
torpid
asleep
abstracted
glassy-eyed
shot to pieces
screwy
unscrewed
made to scratch their head
absent
diverted
agitated
anaesthetized
UK
immobilized
US
not knowing if one is coming or going
distrait
anesthetized
US
immobilised
UK
wooden
distant
faraway
absorbed
ruffled
absentminded
pestered
harassed
tormented
hassled
sidetracked
unfocused
miles away
in a flap
driven to distraction
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