Flabbergast

Verb, transitive.

To be amazed, awestruck or suprised into a lapse in action.

To stop what one is doing because of the shock of an event or action.

I was flabbergast at the previously posted example for flabbergast, which prompted my entry for the word.

by Nate January 22, 2004

flabbergastation

the act of being flabbergasted.

oh my gosh, i can't believe it!....
Don't bother me right now, I'm in the middle of flabbergastation.

by AppleJuice May 3, 2008

flubbergasted

shocked to the point of bouncing off of walls; a portmanteau of 'flubber' and 'flabbergasted'.

Dan was flubbergasted when his girlfriend agreed to marry him, but he was consequently arrested for disturbing the peace.

by ruwisc October 15, 2009

Flabbergasteration

To express a person feeling flabbergasted

The boy is in a state of flabbergasteration

by Rnigger March 2, 2023

flabergasterin nonsense

flab means your yapper, gasterin means what you're yappin' and nonsense, well, you know what nonsense means.

emmy, quit that flabergasterin nonsense!

by nana amalia January 4, 2009

Flabbygasted

A state of astonishment, particularly among the overweight and obese.

1. Oprah was utterly flabbygasted when her husband timidly told her she had "put on a few".
2. When Britney got on the scales after a night of cheesecake and prawns, she was well and truly flabbygasted.

by Stirling Argus June 7, 2013

flabergasted

"blown away" or "shocked"

I was flabergasted at the way she used her DSL in the middle of class

by Frogger October 28, 2003