Now updated for CSW19. New words, if any, and new inflections of existing words, are shown in red.
| abash | to make ashamed or embarrassed. |
| amaze | to overwhelm with surprise or wonder. |
| amazedly | (Adv.) AMAZED, overwhelmed with surprise or wonder. |
| amazedness | the state of being amazed. |
| amazement | the state of being amazed. |
| amazing | causing wonder. |
| amazingly | (Adv.) AMAZING, causing wonder. |
| astone | (Obs.) to stun; to astonish. |
| astonish | to fill with sudden wonder or surprise. |
| astonishing | filling with sudden wonder or surprise. |
| astonishingly | (Adv.) ASTONISHING. |
| astony | (Obs.) to stun; to astonish. |
| astound | to amaze. |
| astounding | amazing. |
| astoundingly | (Adv.) ASTOUNDING. |
| astoundment | (Arch.) surprise. |
| astun | (Obs.) to stun, astonish. |
| awhape | (Spenser) to confound, amaze. |
| bemazed | (Arch.) stupefied, bewildered. |
| bemuddle | (Arch.) to muddle, confuse. |
| boggle | to baffle, overwhelm mentally. |
| dumbfound | to strike dumb; to confuse with astonishment. |
| dumbfounder | to strike dumb; to confuse with astonishment. |
| dumfound | to strike dumb; to confuse with astonishment. |
| dumfounder | to strike dumb; to confuse with astonishment. |
| eyeopener | something surprising. |
| eyepopper | something that excites, astonishes or attracts the eye. |
| gauper | one who gaups, gapes in astonishment. |
| gobsmacked | (Coll.) taken aback, speechless. |
| marveler | one who marvels. |
| marvellous | astonishing, very pleasing. |
| mazedly | (Adv.) MAZED, bewildered. |
| mazement | bewilderment. |
| mither | to confuse, stupefy. |
| moider | to confuse, stupefy. |
| moither | to confuse, stupefy. |
| nonplus | to take aback; to put into a quandary. |
| rouser | a person or thing that rouses. |
| startle | a sudden movement of surprise or fear (verb) to frighten or surprise suddenly |
| startlement | the state of being startled. |
| startler | one who startles. |
| startlingly | (Adv.) STARTLING. |
| stonily | (Adv.) STONY, like stone. |
| stonish | to astonish. |
| stony | of or like stone (verb, obs.) aphetic for astony, to astonish |
| stoun | (Spenser) to stun, astound. |
| stupefier | something that stupefies. |
| stupefy | to dull the senses of. |
| stupefying | amazing. |
| stupefyingly | (Adv.) STUPEFYING. |
| stupendous | causing astonishment or wonder. |
| stupendously | (Adv.) STUPENDOUS, causing astonishment or wonder. |
| stupent | astounded; dumbfounded. |
| surprisal | an act of surprising. |
| surprise | something unexpected; (verb) to come upon unexpectedly. |
| surprisedly | (Adv.) SURPRISED. |
| surpriser | one who surprises. |
| surprisingly | (Adv.) SURPRISING. |
| surprize | (US) surprise; (verb) to surprise. |
| unamazed | not amazed. |
| wonderment | a cause of or occasion for wonder. |
| wonderstruck | struck with wonder. |