Word: dumbfoundedness
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He now claims that he can do shopping period in the comfort of his own room. He even insists that he has found great bargains on Harvard spring term courses. He says, for example, that he can get English 178x at "a wicked low price." Is this possible? --Dumbfounded in...
Gigante is the island of professionalism in this sea of looniness -- dumbfounded by the nuts around him but eager to be accepted by them. Invited for the first time to join their weekly poker game, he innocently ups the stakes, then proceeds to clean everybody out. "This is more about...
"We were all dumbfounded," said Kiran Musunuru '97, a Chem 17 student. "We were all like 'Who are these guys and what are they doing here?"'
Clinton, who had spent days getting used to the idea of securing peace in Bosnia with American troops, was dumbfounded by the rejection of the peace plan. "It showed," said a White House official, "that the chain of influence was less strong among the Serbs than just about everybody predicted...
During the legal wrangling, Baby Jessica has been growing up in the DeBoers' Cape Cod-style home, listening to bedtime stories and practicing words like Mommy and Daddy. The prospect that she might be legally taken from her home -- which even the Iowa courts considered "exemplary" -- has dumbfounded many Americans...