gobsmacked

Word origin

Attested since 1959, from Northern English dialect, particularly Liverpool, popularized via television.

Used in a sentence

• “That wad mack im about yam sick, so ower Ilkla' moor bar-tat wish un best of luck at Ilkley Station, and when he landed back Martha wad be fare gob smacked at the yarns he wad tell 'er about Yorkshire clod-hoppers.”

• “We were as appalled and stunned and confused and gobsmacked (punched on the mouth) as anyone else.”

• “"I guess the word would be gobsmacked," Barclay said, of his reaction. "I am stunned."”

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