Mystified is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for MYSTIFIED in dictionary:

VERB:
• MYSTIFY, to perplex
• utterly bewilder or perplex (someone)
• make obscure or mysterious
ADJECTIVE:
• totally perplexed and mixed up

Words related to MYSTIFIED

mystifies17 mystify18 mystifying22

Words that contain MYSTIFIED

demystified21

How to use MYSTIFIED in a sentence

• But at the same time they were more hopelessly mystified than ever.
• Randolph Shaw, an unseen observer, was considerably mystified by the actions of his unusual visitor.
• She was more mystified than ever when ere long they came in sight of a log cabin nestling on the hillside at the entrance of the valley.
• Had it anything to do with the Indian they had seen that day across the ravine? The more he thought of it, the more mystified he became.
• The boy was troubled and mystified now from a new cause.
• Madge and Phil, who had followed close behind their chaperon, were equally mystified.
• So, this was the place, but where was the tent? He was mystified.
• Much mystified, Lois ran her eyes over the letter, and as she did so her face underwent a marvellous transformation.
• He could still hear her laugh as she leaned over him, watching his mystified look in the glass, till their reflected eyes met there and drew down her lips to his.
• He seemed completely mystified, and began to speak again, more excitedly than before.
• The Professor was, for the time being, completely mystified.
• Even through the telephone the resentful note in his voice grated on her and mystified her.
• Captain Danton, mystified and bewildered, sought his daughter for an explanation of these strange goings on.
• But I was intensely mystified and unable to conceive what had become of the time between the going of the one and the coming of the other Arletta.
• The cat opened one yellow eye and moved mystified whiskers.
• I surely mystified you often before you knew of the stairway in the wall.
• She retreated again with the lamp, still a little mystified to judge from her manner, and he resumed his hovering at the corner of the porch, flushed and less at his ease.
• With a look in his eyes that would have mystified Betty for many a day had she but seen it he ran his gaze over the dainty figure.
• Mystified, half sceptical, and half credulous, Rachel reflected casually that the world was full of strange phenomena.
• Lamb was exceedingly mystified, as it was very unusual for young ladies like this one to come buying whole hams and riding off with them.
• The struggle of selfishness and interests is less veiled and mystified in France than on the other side of the Channel.
• And the police were not over well pleased, and the rest of the folk in court were, to say the least, a little mystified, when Mr.
• For the best part of three days the Union general had been completely mystified.
• Outside, attached to the seat of their camp wagon, Hazy found a note that mystified him a good deal at first.
• I was mystified and perplexed by the incident that had already marked my coming.
• A thing which had mystified her since childhood, a smouldering wonder why it should be, and until now she had never felt the urge to investigate.
• Bart was thoroughly mystified at the strange conduct of Baker, and very much disappointed at not finding him, now that he sought the mysterious man.
• He glanced into my eyes in a searching manner which mystified me and sent a sudden thrill through me.

Similar words containing MYSTIFI without suffix ed

mystifier17 mystifies17 mystifiers18 demystified21 demystifies20 mystification23 mystifications24 demystification26 demystifications27

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