dazzle

Object

• crowd: Test your knowledge at a quiz night, place your bets at a race or dazzle the crowd at karaoke.
• audience: Mew also used lighting to its full effect as flashing neon boxes dazzled the audience in time with the beat of the music.
• eye: Some people find the drops make their eyes dazzled or their sight will be blurred.
• driver: True, I do dazzle some drivers even in broad daylight - I know ' cos they flash me.
• everyone: Jessie bounds toward me, making me dazzle everyone with a brilliant smile.
• user: However be careful that headlights don't dazzle other road users.

Subject

• headlight: Cyclists are dazzled by full beam headlights, like everyone else.
• light: You may be dazzled more easily by bright lights.
• illumination: Must see: Be dazzled by the illuminations in Blackpool and glimpse rare Black rhinos at Chester Zoo.

Modifies a noun

motorist: Or call royal river dazzle motorists a visit to.

Modifying Another Word

• so: Waiting for a bus, I'm so dazzled I can't see the numbers.
• not: China's charms must not dazzle us I bumped into the FA's executive director David Davies at Heathrow this week.
• n't: The fact that she does n't dazzle you with over the top of anything is exactly her charm.
• still: Future Soul Solaris may be just Steven Soderbergh trying his hand at another genre, but its elegance still dazzles, says Jonathan Romney.
• again: Phil Gates returned to again dazzle with his shimmering pop brilliance, exemplified in " Rainbow Days " .
• too: Do not get too dazzled by the celebrity A-list either.

Noun used with modifier

• razzle: CHICAGO slips effortlessly from stage to screen without losing any of its original razzle dazzle.
• river: Or call royal river dazzle motorists a visit to.

Preposition: by

• headlight: Cyclists are dazzled by full beam headlights, like everyone else.
• light: You may be dazzled more easily by bright lights.