Definition of “gobsmacked”

Usage examples

• one of us had asked, absolutely gobsmacked that Ting had never told us about such a gigantic thing.

  James Birrell, THE MAŃANA MAN (2002)

• The Passion Of The Christ Steve Sealink It's only just being released to suitably gobsmacked British audiences.

  Megastar (2005)

• Hilton's publicist, Richard Squire, and Kylie Speer, of See, were reportedly gobsmacked when Hilton dropped the bombshell.

  The Advertiser, Sunday Mail (2004)

• TONY PULIS picked up his first point as Portsmouth boss but was gobsmacked his side failed to bag all three.

  Sun, News of the World (2000)

• "He obviously thought he was paying me a compliment, but I was completely gobsmacked.

  Shapiro, Helen, Walking Back to Happiness (1994)