Dazed condition; †the state of being numbed or deadened with cold.

The state of exceeding or being in greater quantity or degree than is usual or necessary; exuberance, superabundance; an instance of this; an…

Originally: †loss of physical sensation in a part of the body, resulting from injury, cold, medication, etc. (= anaesthesia, n. 1) (obsolete). In…

Loss or impairment of physical sensation or (now usually) consciousness, such as may be caused by a drug, intoxication by alcohol, etc.; a state of…

The action of daze, v.; benumbing, stupefaction, as a condition or influence.

A dazed or stupefied condition; loss of consciousness or vitality, stupor. Obsolete. (Cf. damp, v. 2.)

Dazedness, dizziness.

The action of dazzle, v.; the condition of being dazzled.

Originally: †loss of physical sensation in a part of the body; an instance of this (obsolete); (in later use) a state of impaired consciousness…

Dazed confusion or astonishment; stupefaction. Now rare.

The fact or quality of being stupid (in various senses); an instance of this; = stupidity, n.

The feeling or state of being stupefied; (also) the action or process of becoming stupefied; = stupefaction, n.

A state of mind in which a person is or seems to be unaware of his or her immediate surroundings; a daze.

The fact or condition of being dazzled.

A dazed condition. of the mental faculties.

The state of being dazed.

A lulled or stupefied condition.

Stupor; a state of stupor or trance; amazement.