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Verb
To cause (a person or their mind) to be astonished
To be amazed or astonished
To do (or fail at) something clumsily or awkwardly
To hesitate or be evasive when confronted with a problem
To complain or raise objections
Noun
A menacing, ghost-like monster in children's stories
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Verb
▲
To cause (a person or their mind) to be astonished
astound
bewilder
amaze
confound
astonish
dumbfound
flabbergast
stun
surprise
shock
stupefy
overwhelm
stagger
confuse
daze
perplex
startle
throw
baffle
disorient
disorientate
bowl over
fill with amazement
fill with wonder
floor
nonplus
puzzle
disconcert
shake
unnerve
stop someone in their tracks
leave open-mouthed
take by surprise
take aback
shake up
strike dumb
knock for six
flummox
stump
rock
dumfound
thunderstrike
surprize
discompose
knock out
blow away
knock the stuffing out of
knock sideways
leave aghast
take your breath away
blow your mind
knock for a loop
catch off balance
jolt
benumb
throw into a tizzy
knock over with feather
throw off balance
give a shock
mystify
bemuse
befuddle
muddle
buffalo
dismay
mess with one's head
throw a curve
render speechless
put one away
spring on
boggle the mind
knock over
awe
overcome
impress
dazzle
faze
overawe
strike
stir
move
discombobulate
fog
overpower
addle
touch
electrify
bedazzle
excite
fox
affect
bamboozle
befog
unsettle
wilder
fascinate
distract
spellbind
hypnotize
US
be all Greek to
make someone scratch their head
gravel
maze
fuddle
upset
pose
vex
beat
hypnotise
UK
disturb
perturb
rattle
cause to be at a stand
knock your socks off
numb
get
discomfit
disquiet
agitate
galvanize
US
razzle-dazzle
jar
leave speechless
hit like a ton of bricks
throw off
galvanise
UK
sweep someone off their feet
set someone back on their heels
obfuscate
thrill
appal
UK
petrify
alarm
rouse
captivate
paralyse
UK
get to
enthuse
stimulate
abash
paralyze
US
arouse
worry
appall
US
dizzy
provoke
fluster
throw for a loop
set someone thinking
mix up
take the wind out of your sails
enchant
delight
psych
besot
gobsmack
consternate
enthrall
US
flabagast
bedevil
exercise
beset
stumble
thwart
balk
US
whelm
enthral
UK
baulk
UK
knock senseless
cause wonder
blind
hit
muddy
shatter
strike with awe
psych out
confusticate
kill
metagrobolize
elude
make speechless
throw a curveball
set thinking
confuscate
be unbelievable
glitz
frustrate
knock down with a feather
sweep off feet
defeat
flurry
ruffle
get at
throw for loop
boggle the mind of
harass
discountenance
poleax
screw up
horrify
outrage
bother
trouble
offend
revolt
disgust
sicken
scandalize
US
nauseate
sweep away
carry away
traumatize
US
repel
grab
put off
cause someone to lose their composure
throw into a tizz
put into a flap
put someone off their stroke
catch unawares
make nervous
distress
displease
antagonize
US
anger
conquer
traumatise
UK
antagonise
UK
insult
scandalise
UK
devastate
bring up short
give offence to
slay
gross out
make splash
raise someone's eyebrows
completely surprise
give a turn
shake out of your complacency
make someone's blood run cold
hit like ton of bricks
be a hit
cut a figure
exhilarate
score with
register with
be conspicuous
animate
fire
energize
US
titillate
invigorate
US
intoxicate
charge
inspire
motivate
frenzy
magnetize
US
commove
dynamize
magnetise
UK
envigorate
UK
energise
UK
turn on
get someone going
fire with enthusiasm
give someone a charge
stir up
give a buzz
fire someone's imagination
pump up
give someone a kick
light a fire under
more ❯
“We have such capacity for learning and growth that our achievements will
boggle
the mind.”
Verb
▲
To be amazed or astonished
wonder
marvel
gape
gawk
goggle
be amazed
be astonished
be astounded
be overwhelmed
be shocked
be staggered
be awed
be bowled over
be flabbergasted
be startled
be filled with amazement
be taken aback
be filled with surprise
be surprised
be stunned
blink
look twice
be dumbfounded
be dumbstruck
be bewildered
be stupefied
be confounded
express surprise
be aghast
be floored
be bemused
be gobsmacked
be perplexed
be agape
be filled with astonishment
be incredulous
be lost for words
look aghast
find it surprising
not know what to say
admire
stare
applaud
respect
gaze
appreciate
venerate
stand in awe
be impressed
gaze in awe
think highly of
feel surprise
be full of wonder
more ❯
“The mind will
boggle
at just how many suited bodies can be crammed into a single train carriage.”
Verb
▲
To do (or fail at) something clumsily or awkwardly
bungle
botch
flub
muff
fluff
fumble
blow
bumble
butcher
bobble
mangle
foozle
dub
murder
boot
mishandle
screw up
mess up
foul up
goof up
louse up
muck up
bollix up
blunder
spoil
err
mismanage
ruin
make a mess of
make a muck of
make a hash of
mar
stumble
bodge
balls up
muddle
make a Horlicks of
boob
bollix
trip
miscalculate
slip up
wreck
ball up
gum up
make a pig's ear of
make a nonsense of
mess
goof
flounder
do something badly
drop the ball
mutilate
damage
fail
hash
miscompute
distort
misapply
mend
fudge
destroy
miss
trip up
make a botch of
muddle up
fall down
botch up
jumble
foul-up
waste
squander
bollox
deliver badly
mishit
make a dog's dinner of
miscarry
lose
confuse
snafu
choke
slip
make a mistake
get wrong
bollocks up
bollox up
throw away
make hash of
misjudge
misconstrue
do clumsily
pull a boner
misdirect
misgovern
misconduct
mix up
snarl
maladminister
misrule
foul
confound
overlook
disorder
scupper
throw
disorganize
drop
muss
upset
disrupt
discompose
whiff
muddy
muck
complicate
clutter
mistime
misfield
stuff up
manage badly
get it wrong
blow it
throw into disorder
misuse
make a hash
mistake
tumble
prostitute
pervert
misemploy
miscue
bork
hork
falter
make a blunder
go wrong
jack up
lose the handle
fail to catch
handle awkwardly
be incompetent
disarrange
drop a brick
be in error
be mistaken
make a boo-boo
be wide of the mark
put your foot in it
drop a clanger
make mistake
be wrong
scramble
disturb
disarray
rumple
discombobulate
shuffle
tousle
disjoint
dishevel
dislocate
tangle
misarrange
err on
fall flat on face with
jumble up
throw off
get into a tangle
mix
stir up
ravel
entangle
perturb
psych out
ruffle
make a dog's dinner
perplex
make a mess
make a dog's breakfast
make a pig's ear
snarl up
more ❯
“How many times have you attempted to do something and managed to
boggle
the attempt?”
Verb
▲
To hesitate or be evasive when confronted with a problem
waver
dither
falter
vacillate
demur
hesitate
shy
jib
balk
US
baulk
UK
shrink
shilly-shally
hang back
shrink from
have misgivings about
have qualms about
think twice about
hang back from
flinch from
recoil from
vacillate about
have scruples about
hesitate to
scruple about
be chary of
be reluctant about
shy away from
be cagey about
be coy about
be shy about
teeter
stagger
halt
wabble
scruple
fluctuate
haver
swither
wobble
equivocate
temporize
US
alternate
shillyshally
hedge
balance
seesaw
hover
dillydally
doubt
temporise
UK
be indecisive
be doubtful
be unsure
be uncertain
dilly-dally
hem and haw
be reluctant
be unwilling
hum and haw
change
swing
disrelish
fret
stickle
worry
baulk at
boggle at
drag one's heels over
demur about
balk at
drag one's feet over
waver about
demur from
stick at
have reservations about
have qualms
mind doing something
be loath
waffle
whiffle
straddle
change mind
be unable to decide
be unable to make up your mind
be irresolute
fence-straddle
pussyfoot around
sit on the fence
be cagey
blow hot and cold
chop and change
run hot and cold
keep changing your mind
yo-yo
be undecided
flip-flop
stall
delay
pause
oscillate
dawdle
dally
linger
wait
tergiversate
pussyfoot
stumble
defer
deliberate
stop
flounder
ponder
hang
mammer
debate
weigh
be hesitant
think about
hold back
hold off
think twice
shy away
pull back
sit on fence
vary
shift
prevaricate
veer
switch
sway
alter
mutate
beat about the bush
see-saw
flannel
dodge the issue
dodge
quibble
be non-committal
transform
evolve
turn
metamorphose
convert
be evasive
parry questions
fence
evade the issue
sidestep the issue
interchange
procrastinate
substitute
swap
go from one extreme to the other
evade
weasel
fudge
morph
pivot
duck the question
beat around the bush
palter
move
ebb and flow
deviate
progress
transition
segue
be ambivalent
be in two minds
fudge the issue
be vague
modulate
duck the issue
sidestep
snap
adapt
adjust
digress
recast
amend
modify
go up and down
retract
reverse
grow
develop
metastasize
metamorphize
recalibrate
drift
slip
diverge
transmute
transfigure
revise
get cold feet
transmogrify
realign
transmutate
faff about
come and go
mince words
yo-yo on
replace
transpose
differ
exchange
duck
cavil
stonewall
avoid
shuffle
rotate
intersperse
rise and fall
tergiverse
take turns
work in sequence
act in sequence
be unsteady
have doubts
take it in turns
waste time
faff around
follow with
be staggered
be interspersed
hang about
hang around
occur in rotation
take in turn
occur in turn
act reciprocally
take in rotation
move between
cop out
second-guessing yourself
follow one another
stall for time
flip-flop on
be noncommittal
mess about
shift focus
make adjustments to
change gears on
give turns to
fill in for
follow in turn
tarry
parry
shirk
trifle
skirt
falsify
misrepresent
blather
pass
affect
transit
be on the horns of a dilemma
be ambiguous
be on the fence
will and will not
swerve
back
change direction
mess around
avoid the issue
play it close to the vest
skirt the issue
shuffle about
um and ah
mold
US
fast-talk
remodel
mould
UK
move back and forth
move backward and forward
move to and fro
shift ground about
doubt yourself
hesitate over
straddle an issue
dodge the question
play your cards close to your chest
give nothing away
discontinue
cease
be equivocal about
be non-committal about
be undecided about
equivocate about
whiffle waffle
hang fire
be tentative
be divided
feel uncertain
wonder about
hold on
think something unlikely
be dubious
lack conviction
be sceptical
harbour suspicions about
have hesitations about
express suspicions about
express reservations about
entertain doubts about
harbour reservations about
have suspicions about
fluctuate on
have doubts about
feel uneasy about
sit tight
adopt Fabian tactics
undulate
totter
flutter
wave
vibrate
be unstable
shuck
pass the buck
cop a plea
hedge your bets
shuffle around
give the run around
more ❯
“His followers stick to him, and never
boggle
at any lengths they are forced to go.”
Verb
▲
To complain or raise objections
demur
object
protest
cavil
complain
dissent
remonstrate
deprecate
disagree
dispute
except
expostulate
oppose
scruple
stickle
baulk
UK
balk
US
challenge
disapprove
fight
kick
resist
combat
take exception
take issue
express doubts
raise objections
express doubt
kick up a fuss
kick up a stink
raise doubts
lodge a protest
argue
gripe
inveigh
protest against
moan
criticize
US
differ
express disagreement
criticise
UK
condemn
sound off
grumble
grouse
beef
quibble
nag
denounce
crab
raise objections to
express disagreement with
kvetch
take exception to
take issue with
nonconcur
be in opposition
holler
squawk
make a fuss
disaccord
object to
whine
whinge
grouch
argue against
fuss
grizzle
express disapproval
clash
lodge a protest against
express disapproval of
deplore
carp
bellyache
bleat
squabble
quarrel
grump
growl
rebel
take a stand against
scream
repine
wail
caterwaul
keen
wrangle
discord
make a fuss about
conflict
mutter
squeal
whimper
yammer
murmur
croak
yawp
maunder
debate
altercate
contend
bicker
make a stink
make an objection
kick up a stink about
kick up a fuss about
yowl
yaup
speak out against
rock the boat
find fault
inveigh against
be at each other's throats
fail to agree
be at odds
go at it
bump heads
speak up
be at variance
be in dispute
put up a fight
cross swords
anathematize
execrate
curse
mumble
protest about
express objections
mind
express objections to
remonstrate against
disapprove of
spurn
have a problem
quarrel with
be in opposition to
reprove
complain about
draw the line
grumble about
have a problem with
moan about
grouse about
cavil at
reason
rant about
beef about
gripe about
disesteem
quibble about
discommend
discountenance
draw the line at
cross
disavow
admonish
frown on
kvetch about
beg to differ
rail against
raise objection
be displeased
take on
tangle with
go-one-on-one
mix it up with
make a protest to
protest to
fulminate
rail
revolt
howl
blast
express opposition
speak out
cry out
make a stand
make a protest
diverge
say no
voice disapproval
take up the cudgels
thumbs down
say no to
be displeased by
back-talk
be against
kick against
take a stand
repudiate
reject
scrap
spat
refuse
renounce
abjure
jar
war
discept
vary
shy
divide
decline
contradict
pettifog
buck
fall out
lock horns
argy-bargy
grieve
reproach
bemoan
bewail
lament
groan
charge
nitpick
chirp
mither
fret
chunter
create
argue with
quibble over
disagree with
not ratify
natter
gainsay
contravene
accuse
attack
refute
knock
twine
snivel
indict
defy
impute
ascribe
lay
crib
decry
blame
disparage
animadvert
recriminate
censure
be at variance with
be at odds with
plain over
run down
show concern
go on about
nit-pick
put the boot in
look askance
be on at someone
lodge a complaint
find fault with
express concern
carry on
make a complaint
rail at
pick holes in
express objection
decline to support
withhold assent
fail to agree with
put up an argument
say not a chance
say no way
break with
say nothing doing
refuse to support
fly in the face of
oppose strongly
complain vociferously about
pick at
frown upon
object strongly to
go on
cry
niggle
rant
mourn
scold
spout
rage
regret
rue
bluster
rave
split hairs
repent
thunder
express regret about
witter
hypercriticize
bawl
bother
pule
berate
yap
make a mountain out of a molehill
raise Cain
upbraid
make a scene
storm
make a song and dance
huff
pick holes
grieve over
sigh over
roar
bristle
fulminate against
weep
fume
whisper
plead
kick up a rumpus
sigh
sulk
blow off steam
snarl
talk under your breath
go on at
make a big thing out of
make a big thing of
make a meal of
yelp
make a thing of
scream bloody murder
sorrow about
sorrow for
grouch about
sound off about
bellyache about
complain vehemently about
niggle about
be picky
be hypercritical
wring one's hands over
cut up
sob
shout
blubber
bellow
explode
blub
boohoo
reprimand
mewl
greet
rant and rave
rag
squall
objurgate
hurt
castigate
ululate
vociferate
reprehend
drip
grieve for
shed tears
harp on
disturb
pester
repeat
vituperate
weep over
harangue
let it out
let go
break down
burst into tears
cry over
be sorry
sorrow over
wail for
shed tears over
express sorrow about
eat your heart out
sing the blues
press charges
take to task
jaw
abuse
revile
objurate
rate
whip
bawl out
expostulate about
make a protest against
protest strongly at
declaim against
disagree violently with
put up a fight against
tongue-lash
rage against
chew out
make a stand against
complain bitterly about
criticize severely
thunder against
kick up
remonstrate about
take great exception to
cry over spilt milk
UK
cry over spilled milk
US
dwell upon
dwell on
harp upon
file a complaint
beat one's breast about
beat one's breast
shoot off one's mouth
more ❯
Noun
▲
A menacing, ghost-like monster in children's stories
bogeyman
phantom
spirit
ghost
wraith
spook
bogey
apparition
phantasm
specter
US
spectre
UK
hobgoblin
bugbear
gremlin
visitant
goblin
beast
monster
eidolon
bugaboo
monstrosity
phantasma
creature
bogle
boogeyman
bogyman
boogieman
booger
evil spirit
sprite
troll
imp
demon
fiend
shade
shadow
vision
poltergeist
fantasm
haunt
materialization
US
hant
devil
kehua
atua
ogre
warlock
witch
materialisation
UK
familiar spirit
gnome
elf
kobold
brownie
puck
bogie
dwarf
hob
kelpie
bogy
nixie
leprechaun
fae
baggard
fey
buggard
boggard
bog
boggart
tokoloshe
bug
pooka
bug-a-boo
revenant
manes
bodach
wight
presence
duppy
appearance
banshee
soul
illusion
ghoul
manifestation
doppelganger
visitor
Doppelganger
hallucination
daemon
zombie
vampire
nightmare
ethereal being
incorporeal being
supernatural being
delusion
chimera
US
image
chimaera
UK
incubus
being
lemures
haunter
umbra
Doppelgänger
mirage
doppelgänger
daydream
figment
dream
vapor
US
vapour
UK
ignis fatuus
revelation
wairua
haint
phenomenon
apocalypse
oracle
trance
prophecy
ecstasy
tooth fairy
brute
critter
ghoulie
orc
vermin
varmint
slime
hellhound
beastie
giant
grotesque
pest
nix
elfin
cacodemon
urchin
minion
succubus
grotesquerie
grotesquery
shaitan
werewolf
fabulous creature
mythical creature
mischievous goblin
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