ppl. a. [f. BESOT + -ING2.] Infatuating, stupefying.
1762. Fielding, Ess. Convers., Wks. (1840), 636. The beastly custom of besotting and ostentatious contention for preeminence in their cups.
1863. Geo. Eliot, Romola, in Cornh. Mag., VI. 435. To steal over my senses like besotting wine.