Stupefied, bewildered. (Cf. amaze, v.)

Of a person, action, disposition, etc.: uncontrolled by reason or judgement; foolish, unwise. Subsequently only in stronger use (corresponding to…

Bewildered, confused; lost.

Perplexed, distracted, troubled. Obsolete.

Bewildered, filled with consternation, dismayed. archaic.

Dazzled; (figurative) stupefied, confused.

Stunned or paralysed mentally, bereft of one's wits; stupefied, bewildered. Obsolete.

That mopes; dull, dejected, spiritless; †bewildered, confused; wandering aimlessly (obsolete).

Made to wander, bewildered. Obsolete.

Mentally unsteady or in a whirl.

Confused; giddy, dizzy.

Characterized by confusion, disorder, or agitation; flustered, unsettled.

Of persons, their actions, manner, etc.: dulled, drowsy, spiritless; confused, mentally hazy; dazed and unfocused. Cf. sense 2.

Confused, disconcerted, flurried.

Lost in pathless places, at a loss for one's way; figurative confused mentally.

Confused in mind, befuddled; disorganized, disordered.

Instrumental, as thought-bewildered, thought-fed, thought-laden, thought-pressed, thought-unsounded, thought-winged, etc.

Dazzled so as to be confused.

Chiefly U.S. Of a person, feeling, manner, etc.: vague, dulled, confused; bleary, groggy. Cf. muzzy, adj. 1a.

Bemused, bewildered, confused; (in quot. 1842: drunk).

Inclined to moon about or act in a listless or aimless manner; given to mooning or wistful contemplation; dreamily distracted.

Mentally confused.

Dazed, stupefied; besotted.

Light-headed, muzzy, confused.