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lost for words

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lost for words
unable to think of something to say at a loss for words Chris was lost for words at Kathy's incredible rudeness.
Usage notes: usually said because something has surprised you
See also: lost, word


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US secretary of state Hilary Clinton was temporarily lost for words after a Plaid Cymru aide asked her if America supported future Welsh independence.
But he wasn't lost for words - or big, daft smiles - after joining a new group of friends in a pipes of peace-cum-pipes of pot smoking session.
YORKSHIRE Union committeeman Nigel Denham (above) was lost for words after carding the winning score in the Peter Cockroft Trophy at Woodsome Hall.
 
 
 
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