Stunned or stupefied, as by a violent blow or impact; dazed. Obsolete.

Stunned, stupefied. Obsolete.

Stupefied, benumbed, etc. Cf. astonied, adj.

Benumbed in the mental faculties; stupefied, bewildered.

Originally: deprived of physical sensation; numbed. Later: in a state of astonishment, shock, etc. Cf. stupefied, adj.

Dazzled; (figurative) stupefied, confused.

Stupid, inert, as through old age, cold, etc.

That dazes; †that is dazed.

That is, or becomes, dazzled or dazed. (See dazzle, v. 1 2) Obsolete.

In a state of insensibility or impaired consciousness, such as is caused by narcotic drugs, illness, intoxication, a blow, etc.; in a stupor.

figurative. Wanting in animation or vigour; inactive; slow, sluggish; dull; stupefied; apathetic.

Affected with or showing stupefaction or depression of spirits; dazed, stupefied. Obsolete or archaic.

Affected with stupor (stupor, n. 1); of the nature of or characterized by stupor. Cf. stuporose, adj.

Dazed, confused, esp. from lack of sleep; (esp. of a child) fretful, peevish, cross. Also: stupid, dull-witted.

Of the nature of or characterized by stupor (stupor, n. 1); affected with stupor; = stuporous, adj.

In a dazed condition.

slang. (See quot. 1940.)

like a stunned mullet: dull, stupefied. Australian slang.