Transfix
21transfix — trans|fix [ træns fıks ] verb transitive to make someone feel so surprised, shocked, or interested that they continue to look at or listen to something without moving …
22transfix — see FIX …
23TRANSFIX — frz. digitales Datenfestnetz für Direktdatenvermittlung von France Telecom seit 1984 ( > Lexikon der Text und Datenkommunikation ) …
24transfix — [[t]trænsfɪ̱ks[/t]] transfixes, transfixing, transfixed VERB If you are transfixed by something, it captures all of your interest or attention, so that you are unable to think of anything else or unable to act. [be V ed] We were all transfixed by …
25transfix — trans·fix || træns fɪks v. pierce with a sharp object, impale; hold motionless with terror or amazement …
26transfix — v. a. Transpierce, penetrate, perforate, pierce through …
27transfix — verb (T) literary to make a hole through something or someone with a sharp pointed weapon …
28transfix — verb 1) she was transfixed by the images on the screen Syn: mesmerize, hypnotize, spellbind, bewitch, captivate, entrance, enthrall, fascinate, absorb, enrapture, grip, hook, rivet, paralyze 2) a field mouse is transfixed by the owl …
29transfix — v 1. impale, pierce, transpierce, stab, prick, stick; puncture, perforate, bore; penetrate, tap, broach, open up; pink, spear, spike, spit, skewer; run through, gut, disembowel, eviscerate. 2. fasten, attach, affix, fix; pin, tack, nail, bolt,… …
30transfix — trans·fix …