starstruck
Britishadjective
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When Close introduced herself and shook her hand, she was left starstruck, and got the giggles when Mila Kunis mistook her for an extra, rather than an actual vicar.
From BBC
“I was already starstruck before Garth walked up and introduced himself,” Snider wrote.
From Los Angeles Times
"Those of us present, you could say that we were starstruck," he remembers.
From BBC
Two smiling young women looked starstruck and told him they followed him on Instagram.
From BBC
The Oscar nominee, who stars as Elphaba in the hit film, took on a new role as Strictly's first ever guest mentor, leaving some of the celebrities starstruck.
From BBC
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