DISCOMBOBULATED

Meaning of DISCOMBOBULATED in English

disturbed, bothered, upset

When my dog hears a train whistle, he becomes discombobulated. He barks and howls.

Wayne Magnuson. English idioms vocabulary. Словарь английских идиом. 2012

DISCOMBOBULATED — dis ‧ com ‧ bob ‧ u ‧ lat ‧ ed /ˌdɪskəmˈbɒbjəleɪtəd, ˌdɪskəmˈbɒbjʊleɪtəd $ -ˈbɑːb-/ BrE AmE adjective [ Date: …
Longman Dictionary of Contemporary English
DISCOMBOBULATED — Totally oblivious to the present due to severe confusement from any source. Example: After babysitting five children who were anything …
Slang English vocab
DISCOMBOBULATED — adj AmE 1) infml I get completely discombobulated when I think of figures that big — Меня такие цифры полностью сбивают с …
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DISCOMBOBULATED — adj AmE 1) infml I get completely discombobulated when I think of figures that big — Меня такие цифры полностью …
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DISCOMBOBULATED — discombobulated adj AmE 1. infml I get completely discombobulated when I think of figures that big Меня такие цифры полностью …
Англо-Русский новый словарь современного неформального английского языка
DISCOMBOBULATED — 1) I get completely discombobulated when I think of figures that big — Меня такие цифры полностью сбивают с толку …
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DISCOMBOBULATE — ˌdiskəmˈbäb(y)əˌlāt transitive verb ( -ed/-ing/-s ) Etymology: probably alteration of discompose or discomfit : upset , confuse , disconcert the …
Webster's New International English Dictionary
DISCOMBOBULATE — — discombobulation , n. /dis'keuhm bob"yeuh layt'/ , v.t., discombobulated, discombobulating . to confuse or disconcert; upset; frustrate: The speaker …
Random House Webster's Unabridged English Dictionary
DISCOMBOBULATE — [dis.com.bob.u.late] vt -lat.ed ; -lat.ing [prob. alter. of discompose] (ca. 1916): upset, confuse "the offensive had discombobulated all the German …
Merriam-Webster English vocab
RECOMBOBULATE — To repair something that is broken or in some other way discombobulated Example: Our strategy is completely discombobulated.. it's time …
Slang English vocab
FERSHIMILLED — Discombobulated, but more so; incredibly confused and a tad flustered. Example: I was so fershimilled that I forgot my own …
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DISCOMBOBULATE — (diss-com-bob-you-lay-ted) Verb: To mess up, destroy, re-arrange, shuffle, or otherwise cause to be in a state of disarray. Example: My …
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UNCOMFORTABLE — adj. 25B6; adjective an uncomfortable chair : PAINFUL, disagreeable, intolerable, unbearable, confining, cramped. I felt uncomfortable in her presence : …
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SEA — n. 25B6; noun the sea sparkled in the sun : (THE) OCEAN, the waves; informal the drink; Brit. informal the …
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PUZZLED — adj. 25B6; adjective PERPLEXED, confused, bewildered, bemused, baffled, mystified, confounded, nonplussed, at a loss, at sea; informal flummoxed, stumped, fazed, …
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PERTURBED — adj. 25B6; adjective UPSET, worried, unsettled, disturbed, concerned, troubled, anxious, ill at ease, uneasy, disquieted, fretful; disconcerted, discomposed, distressed, unnerved, …
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MUDDLED — adj. 25B6; adjective a muddled pile of photographs : JUMBLED, in a jumble, in a muddle, in a mess, chaotic, …
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LOSS — n. 25B6; noun the loss of the documents : MISLAYING, misplacement, forgetting. loss of earnings : DEPRIVATION, disappearance, privation, forfeiture, …
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ILL AT EASE — AWKWARD, uneasy, uncomfortable, embarrassed, self-conscious, out of place, inhibited, gauche; restless, restive, fidgety, discomfited, worried, anxious, on edge, edgy, nervous, …
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FUDDLED — adj. 25B6; adjective STUPEFIED, addled, befuddled, confused, muddled, bewildered, dazed, stunned, muzzy, groggy, foggy, fuzzy, vague, disorientated, disoriented, all at …
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CONFUSED — adj. 25B6; adjective they are confused about what is going on : BEWILDERED, bemused, puzzled, perplexed, baffled, mystified, nonplussed, muddled, …
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BEWILDERED — adj. 25B6; adjective BAFFLED, mystified, bemused, perplexed, puzzled, confused, nonplussed, at sea, at a loss, disorientated, taken aback; informal flummoxed, …
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BENUMBED — adj. 25B6; adjective NUMB, unfeeling, insensible, stupefied, groggy, foggy, fuzzy, muzzy, dazed, dizzy; befuddled, fuddled, disoriented, confused, bewildered, all at …
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BEMUSED — adj. 25B6; adjective BEWILDERED, confused, puzzled, perplexed, baffled, mystified, nonplussed, muddled, dumbfounded, at sea, at a loss, taken aback, disoriented, …
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BEFUDDLED — adj. 25B6; adjective CONFUSED, muddled, addled, bewildered, disorientated, all at sea, fazed, perplexed, dazed, dizzy, stupefied, groggy, muzzy, foggy, fuzzy, …
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AT SEA — CONFUSED, perplexed, puzzled, baffled, mystified, bemused, bewildered, nonplussed, disconcerted, disoriented, dumbfounded, at a loss, at sixes and sevens; informal flummoxed, …
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AT A LOSS — BAFFLED, nonplussed, mystified, puzzled, perplexed, bewildered, bemused, at sixes and sevens, confused, dumbfounded, stumped, stuck, blank; informal clueless, flummoxed, bamboozled, …
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AGITATED — adj. 25B6; adjective UPSET, perturbed, flustered, ruffled, disconcerted, unnerved, disquieted, disturbed, distressed, unsettled; nervous, on edge, tense, keyed up; informal …
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FRANTIC — adj. frenzied, excited, frenetic, nervous, overwrought, excitable, wrought up, distracted, distraught, beside oneself, hysterical, wild, berserk, mad, running amok; upset, …
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