transitive. To put to sleep; to stun; in Old English to put to death.

To amaze or stupefy with a blow, stun.

transitive. To stun; to strike senseless with a blow, or partially senseless with a loud noise; to paralyse a limb with anæsthetics; to paralyse…

transitive. = astone, v.; to stun, paralyse, astound, amaze.

transitive. To stun, stupefy, as with a blow; to benumb. Obsolete.

transitive. To stun as with a blow; to stupefy, benumb; to stupefy with astonishment, bewilder.

transitive. To deprive of consciousness or of power of motion by a blow, a fall, or the like.

transitive. To stun with a blow or with a shock of amazement, fear, and the like. Chiefly passive.

transitive. To stun, stupefy, daze.

To deprive of sensation, as by a blow; to stun, paralyse, deaden, stupefy. Obsolete.

transitive. To make (any part of the body) insensible, torpid, or powerless; occasionally to stupefy or stun, as by a blow or shock; but now mostly…

To daze, stupefy. Obsolete exc. dialect.

transitive. To stun, stupefy. Obsolete.

To ‘quiet’ by killing or stunning. ? slang.

transitive. slang. To stun, knock down (a person). Obsolete.

The proper adjective expressing a well-known quality of the air or of other substances exciting one of… said of the human body when deprived of…

To stretch out and prepare (a body) for burial; hence (slang) to stretch out in death, to lay low, to ‘do for’; figurative to put ‘hors de combat’…

transitive. Boxing slang. To knock out or defeat (an opponent).

(transitive) (a) to render wooden; (b) Australian and New Zealand slang, to render insensible; to knock unconscious; also const. out.

Australian slang. to knock rotten: to kill or stun; to knock out.