Confusing or bewildering; the present participle of 'bemuzzle,' showing the action of confusing someone.
The '-ing' suffix converts 'bemuzzle' into either an adjective (describing something confusing) or a gerund/participle form of the verb. This suffix comes from Old English and indicates ongoing action or a state.
The '-ing' ending is one of English's most powerful tools—it transforms a verb into something you can use almost anywhere in a sentence, making language incredibly flexible!
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