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• v  to cause someone to lose clear vision, especially from intense light

• Tall and paunchy, his langorous drawl camouflaging his Mach 4 mind, Allen used every trick, rule, ruse and gambit in the book to bedazzle his foes.
• Bragged the Daily Mirror: "Turpin became world champion without any of the hokum that Americans have used to bedazzle and bamboozle their opponents before the fight.
• The show, organized by the Kuwait National Museum and the Met, will also bedazzle London; Cleveland, Ohio; and Houston.

• dazzle
• daze

News & Articles

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• Letter: Flag not intended as fashion statement
  Editor: The star-spangled banner does more than wave over the home of the brave these days. Images of the American flag adorn boxer briefs, emblazon sofas and bedazzle Ryan Lochte's teeth.
  July 20, 2013 - Marshfield News Herald
• Thomas Foolery: Every kickballer's dream bar
  Bedazzle bocce team shirts, ice your bros and play Mario Kart at a new Dupont Circle bar.
  July 19, 2013 - Washington Post

Quotes

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• Kristin Chenoweth in National Post
  I like to Bedazzle,confirms Chenoweth, smiling. "I have a kit. I just recently wrapped Pushing Daisies and I made all the women Bedazzled Pushing Daisies shirts. And that's what I'm going to be doing over the holidays --Bedazzling."
• Jonathan Papelbon in ESPN
  Not very many people know this, but David Ortiz happens to be a huge Bedazzler,Papelbon said, drawing laughs. "Yeah, yeah, see like this jacket right here? He couldn't wear this jacket normally, he'd have to put, like, Bedazzle a...
• Juliette Lewis in Los Angeles Times
  We thought, what a beautiful blank canvas,says Lewis. "We're gonna go and bedazzle it!"