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Meaning:
confuse

to make (a person) feel uncertain, puzzled etc

bewilder someone

derange

to make (a person) mad (because of worry, grief etc)

make crazy; confuse

disconcert

to upset the calmness or confidence of (a person)

shake up; confuse

disorganize

to cause (an organized system) to be in disorder

disrupt arrangement; make shambles of

disrupt

to cause (a discussion, speech, flow of something etc) to be stopped or be in a state of disorder

upset, disorganize

distract

to take away (a person's) attention, concentration etc

divert attention; confuse

disturb

to break the quiet, calm, peace, of (a person)

bother, upset

embarrass

to make (a person) feel uncomfortable, ashamed etc

cause mental discomfort

excite

to cause strong feelings (of great pleasure, anger etc) in (a person)

inspire; upset

perplex

to puzzle or confuse (a person)

confuse, mix up

perturb

to make (a person) anxious or concerned

upset, unsettle

ruffle

(to cause a person) to become annoyed; to disturb the smooth surface of something

mess up

scuff

to mark (shoes etc) by walking without lifting the feet from the ground properly

shuffle

shake

(to cause something, oneself) to move from side to side, up and down etc

quiver, tremble

shamble

to walk without lifting the feet properly

shuffle

shook

of shake

quiver, tremble

tousle

to make (especially the hair) untidy

disarray

unsettle

to cause (a person) to become troubled, anxious or uncertain

bother, upset

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