Similar words: puzzle, guzzle, frazzled, frazzle, drizzle, buzz off, bamboozle, ledger. Meaning: ['pʌzld] 
adj. filled with bewilderment.
adj. filled with bewilderment. 
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31. He/His face wore a puzzled frown.
32. He was puzzled but strangely excited by the commotion.
33. She had a puzzled look on her face.
34. The class puzzled over a poem by Shakespeare.
35. She frowned and was obviously puzzled.
36. Critics remain puzzled by the British election results.
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37. John seemed puzzled about what the question meant.
38. Alison lapsed into puzzled silence.
39. I was puzzled by the oddity of her behaviour.
40. A puzzled smile flickered across the woman's face.
41. She was puzzled over his strange behavior.
42. The priest frowned into the light,(Sentencedict.com) his face puzzled.
43. She had a puzzled look in her eyes.
44. I was somewhat puzzled at his unwillingness to help.
45. His total disinterest in money puzzled his family.
46. He was puzzled by the reactions to his remark.
47. You look puzzled - are you with me?
48. He puzzled himself over the matter.
49. She had a puzzled expression on her face.
50. The boy puzzled his way through geometry.
51. Harry was puzzled that Nicholas didn't seem to recognize him.
52. I am puzzled by his failure to reply/that he hasn't replied to my letter.
53. I'm a bit puzzled that I haven't heard from Liz for so long.
54. He had a surprised, slightly puzzled look on his face .
55. Joe passed his hand over his face and looked puzzled.
56. For a while she looked puzzled; then her brow cleared.
57. Her reply puzzled me.
58. He puzzled over her remark for a moment, and then at last the penny dropped.
59. He looked at her with a puzzled frown in his eyes.
60. I puzzled over it for hours before it finally clicked.
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