bemuse

[bɪˈmjuːz]

Definition:
1. Cause to be confused emotionally.
2. Puzzles or confuses you.

Use 'bemuse' in a sentence:

1. He slowly formed a bemused expression that seemed to indicate those quarters might never shine.
2. I am both bemused and, at times, amused by the way he talks.
3. They were thin, young, sick American soldiers moving bemused.
4. In private, however, Lily is often bemused and energetic.
5. John looked at him bemused and said, “I don’t know.”
6. She added: "I was shocked and bemused."
7. He greeted me with a bemused look.
8. Parents clap and shriek with laughter while children look on with bemused grins as the daily ritual is performed.
9. Undeterred, he crept into the cemetery under the cloak of darkness with a bemused sculptor in tow.
10. My father looked slightly bemused.
11. He was rather bemused by children.
12. The old man sat bemused in the winter sun.
13. The bank management team was a bit bemused.
14. She seemed bemused when I told her.
15. But the question just seemed to bemuse him.
16. He was totally bemused by the traffic system in the city.
17. The sheer quantity of detail would bemuse even the most clear-headed author.
18. Mr. Sebastian was looking at the boys with a bemused expression.
19. He was rather bemused by children.