Pericombobulations

Inconvenience, troubles, worries, strife, problems.

To have caused you such pericombobulations

by ALAN GURD September 1, 2006

Pericombobulation

The result which occurs with the constant confusion of popular metaphorical phrases

They are going like Wildcakes (A pericombobulation of 'wild-fire' and 'hot-cakes')

by AxlPrimus January 18, 2006

Pericombobulate

Disturbing someone with a comment that results in the sudden reversal of what was previously said.

(1912)

Dave - "The Titanic is the greatest ship ever."
Paul - "But it sank this morning!"
Dave - "Do you strive to pericombobulate? Shut up!"

by 7 years in April 10, 2017

pericombobulated

to be worried or to have strife. From the word pericombobulation

she was feeling pericombobulated after the exam

by louloubelle. November 1, 2017