by Cameron Springer November 08, 2005
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.
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
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.
Don't bother me right now, I'm in the middle of flabbergastation.
by AppleJuice May 03, 2008
by Ccdivill252 December 02, 2017
"Upon seeing a fellow human in a grocery store, wearing a yellow unitard with no underwear, sporting a giant moose knuckle has left me in a state of flabbergastion."
"People that act like douchebags often leave me in a state of flabbergastion."
"People that act like douchebags often leave me in a state of flabbergastion."
by olivesOolviesreal February 20, 2018
When Sam went flabbergasting, he accidently stretched out the pair of pants his friend let him borrow.
by sam loves men July 07, 2005
by Maggie SE May 13, 2007