befuddle

In this September 2011 MSNBC segment, Bashir seems almost as befuddled delivering the lines as we might be hearing them.

But always I remember the poor stiff and his befuddled amazement at the abrupt eruption of battle in the vacant lot.

I didn't come nine hundred and forty-seven light-years to be befuddled by a robot.

That explained his extreme weakness, his befuddled brain, and the unusual soreness of his muscles.

His frequent libations had so befuddled him that he had almost forgotten the object of his visit.

The outraged man was not so befuddled but what he saw those danger signals now.