Embogglement Edit Meaning

1.

em·bog·gle

For one to completely astonish or perplex another by revealing the solution of a seemingly unsolvable puzzle, the meaning of an unfathomable idea (such as life) or the answer to an impossible question.

1)

"How did you see that word in there? I still can't see how you got it."

"Are you emboggled?"

"I am completely emboggled."

2)

I don't know what to think. You emboggled me good. You should be locked up for embogglement.

3)

"I was... just turning left. Wait, right."

"You emboggle me, mate. You really do."

See perplex, amaze, boggle, emboggle