bemuse

By itself, the idea of travel through time was enough to bemuse him.

A woman uses those to bemuse a man, or even freak him out.

The open V of his shirt continued to bemuse her.

One item in particular on that curriculum will bemuse the youngsters.

Me, bemuse I knew silence would make her uncomfortable.

That explanation seems to bemuse the legal experts at other large mutual fund houses.

He was churl and charmer-infuriating one moment, bemusing the next.

Instead of having some always on guard, elves have used such to bemuse and slow an enemy.

She used to bemuse him with romantic talk.

The reaction seemed to bemuse my new friend.

An array of stories are bemusing the market.

Daily he made proclamations of a high reward to any that could bemuse him from his cares.

"Shapes are not changed in truth, but an illusion is created to bemuse those who would track us down.

You have allowed love to bemuse you, dear boy.

They have nothing worthy to be called conversation, bemuse emptiness of belly leaves no speculation in their souls.

I asked, determined not to allow her to bemuse or escape me with her metaphysical talk and illustrations.

They are funky and fun, and bemuse you if you stare at them too long.

The lights which could be flashed to dazzle and bemuse a combatant who proved too dangerous.

I were sent to the cove with the men, and had to hold a lantern to bemuse the ship again when she came to the rocks.

The objective, remember, is to bypass or bulldoze or bemuse a Congress that seems adrift.

(I have to call k the Canal House bemuse it's got so many other odd names.

Don't let his lazy smile bemuse you.

Fashion should uplift, excite and even bemuse.

Sport doesn't seem to bore him at all - bemuse him, maybe, but not bore.

The Comte, bemuse he was feeling the effects of his indulgence the night before, chose to ride in the coach with Madeleine.