daze
noun/deɪz/
/deɪz/
Word OriginMiddle English: back-formation from dazed (adjective), from Old Norse dasathr ‘weary’; compare with Swedish dasa ‘lie idle’.
Idioms Idioms
See daze in the Oxford Advanced American Dictionaryin a daze
- in a confused state
- I've been in a complete daze since hearing the news.
Homophones days | dazedays daze
/deɪz/
/deɪz/
- days noun (plural of day)
- I've been waiting for days for a reply.
- daze noun
- The evening had passed in a dreamy daze.
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