flabbergast
11flabbergast — flab·ber·gast || flæbÉ™(r)gæst / gÉ‘Ëst v. overwhelm with shock or wonder, amaze, astound, dumbfound …
12flabbergast — [ flabəgα:st] verb [usu. as adjective flabbergasted] informal surprise greatly. Origin C18: of unknown origin …
13flabbergast — verb, informal See astonish …
14flabbergast — v Informal. astound, amaze, dumbfound, strike dumb, render speechless; overcome, stun, stagger, boggle, take aback, floor, shock, jar, jolt, Inf. bowl over. See astound …
15flabbergast — flab·ber·gast …
16flabbergast — flab•ber•gast [[t]ˈflæb ərˌgæst[/t]] v. t. to overcome with surprise and bewilderment; astound • Etymology: 1765–75; var. of flabagast (perh. flabb (y) +aghast) flab′ber•gast er, n …
17flabbergast — /ˈflæbəgæst / (say flabuhgast), / gast/ (say gahst) verb (t) to overcome with surprise and bewilderment; astound. {? flabb(y) + aghast} –flabbergasted, adjective …
18flabbergast — v.tr. (esp. as flabbergasted adj.) colloq. overwhelm with astonishment; dumbfound. Etymology: 18th c.: perh. f. FLABBY + AGHAST …
19flabbergasted — flabbergast ► VERB informal ▪ surprise greatly. DERIVATIVES flabbergasted adjective. ORIGIN of unknown origin …
20surprise — I (New American Roget s College Thesaurus) Unexpectedness Nouns surprise, nonexpectation, unexpectedness, the unforeseen, unforeseen contingency or circumstances, miscalculation, astonishment, wonder, thunderclap, turn, blow, shock, bolt from the …