verb /tu nz/
(intransitive) To lapse into a blank, unfocused stare when confronted with something that instantly derails or shortcuts one’s normal thinking.
Example: He tunzed at the spreadsheet, unable to make sense of the numbers.
(noun) A state of sudden mental stillness or emptiness, often triggered by confusion, absurdity, or unexpected complexity.
(intransitive) To lapse into a blank, unfocused stare when confronted with something that instantly derails or shortcuts one’s normal thinking.
Example: He tunzed at the spreadsheet, unable to make sense of the numbers.
(noun) A state of sudden mental stillness or emptiness, often triggered by confusion, absurdity, or unexpected complexity.
by Sojoever September 11, 2025
