adjective
gobsmacked, stunned, flabbergasted
Inherited from Old French pantaisier/pantoisier, from Vulgar Latin pantasiare. Cognate with Old Occitan pantaizar/pantaissar/pantaiar, Sicilian pantasciari, Neapolitan pantasiari, Catalan pantaixar.
gobsmacked, stunned, flabbergasted
Inherited from Old French pantaisier/pantoisier, from Vulgar Latin pantasiare. Cognate with Old Occitan pantaizar/pantaissar/pantaiar, Sicilian pantasciari, Neapolitan pantasiari, Catalan pantaixar.