bedaffled
/bɪˈdæfl̩d/
bedaffled adjective: both dazzled and baffled.
Adjective
bedaffled (comparative more bedaffled, superlative most bedaffled)
- Both dazzled and baffled.
- She squinched her face, bedaffled.2001, David R. Ambos, Letters from the Nude Lake and Other Historic Monuments, page 245
- O, I know very well what you are thinking: "The poor maid must be bedaffled in the brain to entrust all her fortune to a man like that!"2010, Patrice Kindl, Goose Chase, page 8
Forms of bedaffled
| comparative | more bedaffled |
|---|---|
| superlative | most bedaffled |
Origin of bedaffled
Blend of bedazzled + baffled.
Questions about bedaffled
- What does bedaffled mean?
- Bedaffled means both dazzled and baffled.
- What part of speech is bedaffled?
- Bedaffled is an adjective.
- How do you pronounce bedaffled?
- Bedaffled is pronounced /bɪˈdæfl̩d/.
Words near bedaffled in the dictionary
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