bedazzle

Related to bedazzle: bejeweled

bedazzle

1. Literally, to blind; to be overwhelming to the eyes. I stepped on stage and was immediately bedazzled by all the lights—I couldn't see the audience at all.
2. By extension, to impress or intrigue someone so much that they cannot see any flaws. He is so bedazzled by his girlfriend that he doesn't see how controlling she is.
3. slang To embellish something with sparkly decorations like glitter, gems, and crystals. I think the girls will like these boring white sneakers once I bedazzle them.
Farlex Dictionary of Idioms.
See also:
  • literally
  • lewk
  • buzzer
  • at the buzzer
  • (the) survival of the fittest
  • beat the daylights out of
  • beat the hell out of
  • beat the living daylights out of someone
  • beat/knock/kick the hell out of somebody/something
  • beat/scare the daylights out of somebody
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The shop is set to bedazzle customers strolling along Poplar Arcade beside John Lewis.
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The 'Bedazzles' star completed her look with her brunette locks worn down and wavy as she took to the mic to address the crowd.
The result is this fine specimen of an album with utterly bedazzles listeners with it's seductive sounds and Kelli's lush vocals.