transitive. To pierce, to thrill; to cause to vibrate, cause a thrilling sensation in by a sharp blow.

figurative; esp. To overwhelm with delight, to convulse (someone) with laughter. Cf. kill, v. 6a.

transitive. To dazzle, daze, confuse; (also) to bamboozle.

slang (originally U.S.). transitive. To excite or stimulate the interest or enthusiasm of (a person), esp. sexually.

transitive. U.S. slang. To make (an audience) enthusiastic; to excite, impress, or amuse greatly. Cf. panic, adj. 3.

transitive. To make enthusiastic, to impress or excite greatly (esp. an audience).

In hyperbolic use: To come near to killing. To overwhelm (a person) by a strong impression on the mind, as of admiration, astonishment, alarm…

To give (a person) enjoyment, to excite. Often reflexive and in passive. slang (originally U.S.).

To impress, excite, amuse greatly. U.S. slang.

transitive. Originally Jazz. To impress or please enormously; to excite or thrill. Cf. earlier gassed, adj. 5.

To excite, thrill, elate. slang (chiefly Surfing slang).