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Often misused as meaning unfazed, but actually means bewildered.

English majors are nonplussed about how "nonplussed" has, over time, become so misused.

(Verb) Unable to act, speak, or think; bewilderd

After reading many letters and statements, Gean was nonplussed by it all and had to take a breath.

confused, bewildered

The news of a new reorganization got him nonplussed.

When someone is lickin' on a D

I'm completely nonplussed.

When your bank card won't work at another bank's ATM because your bank is on the Plus System debit network, but the ATM is not.

Many "foreign ATMs" are on the Interlink or Star networks -- they are nonplussed.

Bemused. This is the adjective derived from the verb nonplus. Oxford Dictionary: nonplussed: (of a person) surprised and confused so much that they are unsure how to react. Part of speech: adj.

The battle was so bemusing and preliminary that they were nonplussed.

Someone that doesn't have a Google+ Account, or perhaps any other social network account. A person who may have no knowledge of social networks.

You missed the party? I had no idea you were Nonplussed.