Confuse is valid Scrabble Word

Is confuse a scrabble word?
Official Scrabble Players Dictionary YES
Official Tournament and Club Word List YES
Collins Scrabble Words YES
Is confuse valid Words with Friends?
Words with Friends YES

7 letters word
12 points in Scrabble
15 points in WWF

Definitions for CONFUSE in dictionary:

VERB:

to mix up mentally
make (someone) bewildered or perplexed
make (something) more complex or less easy to understand
identify wrongly; mistake
To mix or blend so that things can not be distinguished; to jumble together; to confound; to render indistinct or obscure; as, to confuse accounts; to confuse one\'s vision.
To perplex; to disconcert; to abash; to cause to lose self-possession.
mistake one thing for another
be confusing or perplexing to; cause to be unable to think clearly
cause to feel embarrassment
assemble without order or sense

make unclear, indistinct, or blurred
mix up

ADJECTIVE:

Mixed; confounded.

Words related to CONFUSE

bemuse10 bumfuzzle34 confusable17 confused14 confuses13 confusing15 muddle10

Words that contain CONFUSE

confused14 confuses13 unconfuse14 confusedly19 unconfused16 unconfuses15 confusedness18 unconfusedly21 confusednesses20

How to use CONFUSE in a sentence

You may therefore easily confuse the two groups until you have learned to look past appearances into meanings.
I would rather that you did not leap again to-day, because what I told you will only confuse you until you have time to think it over and to practise it by yourself in a chair.
The truth is, the general effect of the school-room, with its scores of young girls, was enough to confuse a young man like Mr.
I confuse you with the Dumb Princess over there whom you made me create.
It was to intimidate and confuse until he should be near enough the desired delicacy to snatch it and run.
Her evidence merely tended to confuse the case more hopelessly.
I will exclude all trouble from my abode, and remove from my thoughts whatever may confuse the harmony of the concert, or abate the sweetness of the banquet.
She has a tendency to confuse Reconstruction times with slavery times, but a little questioning always brings out the facts.
But it is well in so serious a matter not to confuse things.
It was also partly a feint to puzzle the Boers and confuse the spies in the town.

Yet it is strange that though men may frequently confuse the days between Monday and Saturday, they instinctively seem to know when Sunday has come.
It is a law often resented as if it were an immorality, but those who refuse the new way on principle, confuse form with principle.
He had got a glimpse of depths and eddies that night which if they did not wholly frighten him, at least served to confuse him.
The attitude of Rouletabille continued to confuse her beyond all expression.
But indeed I have often suspected that Frenchmen confuse these two engaging attributes of the Britannic nature.
Yet a third reason remains which tends to confuse the student as to what really constituted opera.
When would the flame appear? It might check the pursuers, throw them into consternation, confuse and delay the pursuit.
We must not confuse the itch which our unsatisfied instincts continue to cause with the pleasure of satisfying and dismissing each of them in turn.
In this way it shows that to confuse the two together is impossible, and that the Anglican can be as little said to tend to the Roman, as the Roman to the Anglican.
We must never, under any circumstances, confuse the two.
Let them not introduce any topic in the meeting except the mentioning of the True One, neither must they confuse that merciful assembly with perplexed outside questions.
It is very necessary to tell the children what this wine means so that they may not confuse it with the ordinary wine.
It is impossible to conceive any form in which the Creator could more emphatically protest against the attempt to confuse the distinctions of species He established.
Those who have seen this animal once would never afterwards confuse it with what I would call the panther.
Still at the piano, she began to confuse talking to herself with playing to herself.
You had better read out the entries, and, opposite each, write a number for reference, so that we need not confuse the chart by writing details on it.
And in poetry, more than anywhere else, it is unpermissible to confuse or obliterate them.
But he did not in the least confuse or sway the cool judgment that guided the destinies of the Revolution.
When Uncle Kit read the note so unexpectedly brought him, it seemed to upset and confuse him.
Outside was likewise noiseless, the moon revealing the scene almost as clearly as though it was day, yet leaving weird shadows to confuse the eye.
They confuse New England with the created universe, and it is impossible that you should learn them.
Elton had only drunk wine enough to elevate his spirits, not at all to confuse his intellects.
Of the vulgar superstition which would confuse the nursery with creeds and vain prayer-repetitions of the heathen there is far too much.

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