dis·com·bob·u·late (dskm-bby-lt)
tr.v. dis·com·bob·u·lat·ed, dis·com·bob·u·lat·ing, dis·com·bob·u·lates
To throw into a state of confusion.
See Synonyms at confuse.
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Peter--I have sent you an email about this--too hard to copy and paste.
...one of my mother's favorite words. She said it to me all the time when I was a child (You're discombobulating me; I'm all discombobulated!) and for a long time I thought she'd made it up.
that is my middle name. my mother said it all the time, too.
I love this word. It's right up there with "apoplectic fit."
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