baffled

English

Pronunciation

• IPA^(key): /ˈbæfl̩d/

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• Rhymes: -æfl̩d
• Hyphenation: baf‧fled

Verb

baffled

1. simple past and past participle of baffle

Adjective

baffled (comparative more baffled, superlative most baffled)

1. Thoroughly confused, puzzled

   She looked completely baffled by the puzzle.

   The scientists were baffled by the unexpected results.

   He was baffled when his keys disappeared.

2. Having baffles

Derived terms

• bedaffled
• unbaffled

Translations

thoroughly confused, puzzled — see also disconcerted,‎ perplexed

• Dutch: (idiomatic) met stomheid geslagen, perplex (nl)
• Finnish: ymmällään (fi), hämmentynyt (fi)
• French: déconcerté (fr), décontenancé (fr), dérouté (fr), perplexe (fr)
• German: verwirrt (de), ratlos (de), verdutzt (de), baff (de)
• Greek: μπερδεμένος (el) (berdeménos), σαστισμένος (el) (sastisménos), άναυδος (el) (ánavdos)
• Macedonian: збу́нет (zbúnet), ста́писан (stápisan)
• Māori: kānaenae
• Occitan: desmemoriat, desconcertat, trebolat, embaboquit, embabochit, embabotit
• Polish: zdumiony (pl) m
• Portuguese: confuso (pt)
• Romanian: confuz (ro)
• Russian: сби́тый с то́лку (sbítyj s tólku), озада́ченный (ru) (ozadáčennyj)
• Serbo-Croatian: zbunjen (sh), smušen (sh), smeten (sh), konfuzan (sh)
• Spanish: (with “estar” or “quedar”): patidifuso (es), turulato (es), tirulato, tuturuto, patitieso, enchibolado (es), aturdido (es), embarullado (es)
• Swedish: snopen (sv), förvirrad (sv)
• Turkish:

  Ottoman Turkish: شاشقین (şaşkın)

• Vietnamese: bối rối (vi)

having baffles