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

Pericombobulations

Inconvenience, troubles, worries, strife, problems.

To have caused you such pericombobulations

by ALAN GURD September 01, 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 01, 2017