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Anonymous Posted 8 years ago
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Clueless/at a loss
Hello teachers.
As she helps him unpack his stuff she finds a weird hat and asks, "Where do you got this from?" He stares at it for a moment, clueless/at a loss.
Is clueless or at a loss okay here to mean that he stares at it as if he's never seen it before and has no idea where he got it from?
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clueless = a disparaging term saying that the person is ignorant about something (usually common knowledge).
at a loss for words = the person is confused and can't think of an appropriate response
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