1. To confuse ones mind with trivial events occurring around you. 2. Cause confusion, brought on by something you see or experience. v. befuzzled, befuzzling, befuzzlement(ed, ing).

1. The wind blew hair across her eyes, causing a look of befuzzlement.
2. "Dag-nab-it, a pencil just fell on the floor leaving me totally befuzzled."
3. The cat jumped into Jen’s lap; a befuzzling emotion passed through her mind.
4. To befuzzle or not to befuzzle…that thought fleetingly occurred to David, as he tossed the snowball high; watching it splat next to his girlfriend.

Befuzzle by edflll April 2, 2009

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Befuzzle

A combination of 'Bewildered' and 'Puzzled', general means of confusion.

"He says he'll wear his invisible cloak to ultimately befuzzle you in the tourney this year."

Befuzzle by Evil Ken-evil December 18, 2012

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bebuzzled

From the Native Americans, bedoodleboop (trad.), to blow smoke signals to no communicative avail.

To put another person in a state of confusion and uncertainty that is akin to a groovy but unfocussed state that a reefer smoker is in just before the buzz latches on and new insights occur. Often interchangeable with prebuzzle, the more archaic form, but with fewer black eyes following.

Early internet notion involving cloud computing that a forbear of Al Gore, seeing such smoke during his time as a Union soldier during the Indian wars as a futuristic idea for global communication, wrote down and passed on to the guy who couldn't win his own home state during a crucial presidential election in 2000 -- Buffalo Soldiers everywhere were bebuzzled by this passing of events.

bebuzzled by barleycorn July 20, 2021

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Begizzled

Completely messed up; destroyed, beyond repair.

“I tried to repair the transmission, vut it’s completely begizzled.”

Begizzled by Mike Smooth February 18, 2024

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