unflummoxed

English

Etymology

From un- +‎ flummoxed.

Adjective

unflummoxed (comparative more unflummoxed, superlative most unflummoxed)

1. Not flummoxed.
   • 1984, Elaine Ford, Missed Connections, page 107:

     Having been forewarned separately by Uncle Dom and Aunt Regina, Christine was unflummoxed by the sight of a nearly bald Ma. "It suits you, Ma," she said, walking around to admire the cut from all angles.