Combounded

— vb
1. To join together as an alliance.
2. To form a bond; like a really weird friendship.
3. To meld two ideas or things together to form one.

"With our powers combounded we can defeat anything!"
"I combounded The Huntress and SuperGirl into one awesome superhero."
"I wish sleeping and playing video games were combounded."

by Shallot Fiend February 6, 2014

Confounded

1) Confused, frustrated, baffled.

2) Accursed, frustrating, annoying. Synonymous with blasted.

1) The Mystery of the Malfunctioning Computer confounded me for seven years, but Detective McEaghen solved the case with relative ease.

2) How am I supposed to log on to this confounded thing?

by Diggity Monkeez April 25, 2005

cumfounded

as if struck by cum with astonishment and surprise

Thad stood there cumfounded after Blaine unleashed load all over him.

by Parker Waite January 11, 2009

Combound

The past present participle of combind.

The two cats were combound at the hip.

by Grant Stone October 9, 2008

confounded

Used as an intensifier, and placed like an adjective. It literally means "confused" or "foiled". As slang, it is equivalent to "danged" or "darned". Used mostly in the southern U.S. and in Scotland.

Dagnabbit, where in the Sam Hill did you get that frickin' piece of crud? Get the confounded thing out of here!

by JCEG November 25, 2006

Combundled

To confuse and combine ideas or objects into one uncertain concept.

At Walmart I attempted to arrange all of the combundled DVDs that were in the DVD container.

by Rebecca.Aaron November 1, 2015

compounded blessings

Blessings that multiply and increase with the natural order of nature. (similar to compounded interest at a bank)

God has blessed me with compounded blessings. I have beautiful children and they have beautiful children, etc. I have a great job and from that job came other opportunities. I planted one rose bush and from there sprung other gorgeous plants.

by Anniebanni August 21, 2009