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51puz|zle|head — «PUHZ uhl HEHD», noun. a person of confused ideas …
52puz|zle|ment — «PUHZ uhl muhnt», noun. 1. a puzzled condition: »He was just talking in a tone of sheer, hopeless…puzzlement bafflement (A. S. M. Hutchinson). 2. something puzzling …
53raz|zle-daz|zler — «RAZ uhl DAZ luhr», noun. U.S. Slang. 1. a person or thing that razzle dazzles. 2. something that astonishes with its glaring incongruities …
54raz|zle — «RAZ uhl», noun. = razzle dazzle. (Cf. ↑razzle dazzle) …
55sche|moz|zle — «shuh MOZ uhl», noun. Especially British Slang. 1. a mix up; mess; confusion: »Nobody knows…how fearsome a schemozzle will develop at the Motorway s terminal points (Punch). 2. a fight; quarrel: »[He had] to leave the field with a cut forehead… …
56she|moz|zle — «shuh MOZ uhl», noun. = schemozzle. (Cf. ↑schemozzle) …
57siz|zle — «SIHZ uhl», verb, zled, zling, noun. –v.i. 1. to make a hissing sound, as fat does when it is frying or scorching. 2. to be very hot: »to sizzle in a heat wave, to sizzle with anger. –v.t. 1. to fry or scorch so as to produce a hissing sound. 2.… …
58snoo|zle — «SNOO zuhl», transitive verb, zled, zling. to nestle; snuggle: »A dog…snoozled its nose overforwardly into her face (Emily Brontë) …
59snuz|zle — «SNUHZ uhl», intransitive verb, zled, zling. Dialect. to thrust the nose against; rub closely with the nose; nuzzle …
60swiz|zle — «SWIHZ uhl», noun, verb, zled, zling. –n. 1. a drink consisting of rum or other alcoholic liquor, crushed ice, bitters, sugar, and lemon or lime juice. 2. any other mixed alcoholic drink. –v.t. Informal. to drink habitually and to excess; swill.… …
