daze

Object

• expression: Parsons, with a dazed expression, began to descend the steps slowly.
• bit: I am back and sitting in the kitchen but still a bit dazed and confused.
• state: A member of public found the 22-year-old wandering in a dazed state having had her clarinet stolen.
• condition: I found her in a dazed condition, sitting beside Donald with his hand between hers.
• look: However on occasion, a dog may take on a dazed look, become aggressive or possessive, the eyes may become glazed.
• man: He handed the helmet to the dazed young man.

Adjective modifier

• happy: He marched to the scorers ' hut in a happy daze.
• drunken: People feel all kinds of ways, But nothing can substitute a drunken daze, Apart from Rage.
• last: There were at our last school daze last year and they rule!

Modifying Another Word

• slightly: But next morning slightly dazed, got back on it Whats next for me?
• somewhat: Somewhat dazed he was herded away to their goose house.
• rather: They were slipping and looked rather dazed and clumsy.
• little: I'm still a little dazed by the speed of it all.
• too: Mrs Harrison recalls that he seemed too dazed to be particularly upset that the money had gone.
• still: Still dazed by the bombing, a survivor of Tuesday's violence at Baghdad's Shi'ite shrine insisted there would be no civil strife.

Noun used with modifier

• school: We should so try and get bob the builder for 1 school daze!
• summer: And those many schemes to finish in this busy summer daze.

Preposition: after

• seizure: An animal will lose bladder and bowel control, be mentally unaware of its surroundings, and appear dazed after a seizure.

Preposition: for

• minute: It was so brilliant and powerful this time that we were dazed for a minute or two.