intransitive. To feel or be affected with wonder; to be struck with surprise or astonishment, to marvel… in Old English const. genitive of the…

intransitive. To be astonished or amazed. (Often with dative reflexive pronoun.)

transitive (passive). To be amazed; to marvel, wonder; to be surprised or astonished. Also intransitive in same sense.

intransitive. To be affected with astonishment or surprise; to wonder, marvel. With at, †of, †to. Obsolete.

intransitive. To be filled with wonder or astonishment; to be struck with surprise. With at, †in, †of, †on, over, upon (the cause of wonderment).

intransitive. To be amazed, to be full of astonishment. (Cf. German erstaunen.)

intransitive. To wonder.

To feel or express wonder, astonishment, or surprise; to marvel. intransitive. Without construction. Obsolete.

intransitive. To be amazed or astounded. Obsolete.

intransitive. = marvel, v.1

(intransitive and transitive) to be amazed, or to amaze, with wonder.

To be surprised, wonder. Const. at, subordinate clause, or to and infinitive.

intransitive. = admire, v. 1a(a).

intransitive (? or absol.) (Cf. astone, v. 5) rare.

intransitive. To express admiration or wonder; to marvel.