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Often used in the same context:
hypnotise,
anaesthetise,
nauseate,
intoxicate,
anesthetize,
inveigle,
terrify,
disembowel,
bludgeon,
bemuse,
incapacitate,
hypnotize,
tyrannize,
ravish,
engorging,
snort,
bewilder,
seduce,
amyl nitrite,
disorientate,
backbite,
annoy,
subjugate,
titillate,
beguile,
frighten,
enervate,
discomfit,
lobotomize,
strangulate,
bamboozle,
bewitch,
confuse,
tyrannise,
masticate,
sedates,
mesmerize,
raddled,
expectorate,
castrates,
caffiene,
snigger,
fornicate,
mandrake root,
discombobulate,
tu quoque,
gargle,
derange,
concoct,
adulterate,
narcotized,
wearies,
unhorse,
suck,
overpower,
dispirit,
lacerate,
mystify,
deaden,
coitus interruptus,
retch,
writhe,
tums,
rouse,
suborn,
oppress,
appal,
cloy,
habituating,
yammer,
sublimate,
horrify,
orgasming,
befogged,
inhale,
amuse,
mollycoddle,
induce,
hallucinate,
brutalise,
camomile tea,
fellate,
deafen,
scarper,
orgasmed,
tenderize,
hornswoggle,
impregnate,
distend,
contrive,
overawe,
enslave,
terrorize,
addles,
intellectualize,
dissimulate,
feminise,
medicate,
brainwash,
tantalize,
vivify
More specific:
elude,
escape,
mix up,
riddle,
stagger,
stump
More general:
bedevil,
befuddle,
confound,
confuse,
desensitize,
discombobulate,
fox,
fuddle,
immobilize,
throw
Synonyms:
amaze,
baffle,
beat,
besot,
bewilder,
dumbfound,
flummox,
get,
gravel,
mystify,
nonplus,
perplex,
puzzle,
stun,
stupify,
trounce
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