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- v. Simple past tense and past participle of bemuse.
- adj. deeply thoughtful; preoccupied
- adj. perplexed and bewildered
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- adj. deeply absorbed in thought
- adj. perplexed by many conflicting situations or statements; filled with bewilderment
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But he simply cocked one eyebrow, his expression bemused, and rubbed a hand gingerly over his jaw.
“I needed to use the restroom, so I thought I should buy something,” he replied, his expression bemused.
Sometimes I think this is all a dream. * shakes head in bemused fashion*
The driver examined the surreal scene with an expression of bemused wonder.
Chavvorth blew out the candle, his expression bemused, and put it down.
About ten years ago, he used to go to Holy Communion occasionally at Westminster Cathedral, and was 'bemused' -- the Guardian's word -- when the late Cardinal Hume asked him to knock it off.
He moved a fraction so he could look at me, and his expression was bemused.
It shows the full figure of the Red Cross worker, his expression bemused, if anything.
I recall the bemused look on the face of the duty Police Inspector as the Palace Guard presented arms and my Uncle trying desperately and failing to wind down the drivers window whilst showing his pass and return the salute at the same time.
His expression was bemused, his neck was a wrinkly stump, and his girth cut away sharply to neat gray hips, giving him the appearance of a wildebeest weight lifter.