complexificate

To make overly complex without good reason.. Much like the word itself; hence itself being an example of its own definition.. Along with the definition itself :)

Why must you complexificate this simple problem?

by Wojtasiur May 5, 2016

Complexicated

Something so complex, it's not enough to say it's complicated.

"Hey John, how's your lab going?"

"It's so damn complexicated I don't know what to do!!!!"

by Arctic_Fox March 30, 2009

complexicated

forging together of a complex and complicated situation and/or person

Thinking of the example for this word was a very complexicated decision

by Adam and Lexi March 16, 2007

Complexticated

Too confusing and difficult to acheive

This math work is complexticated

by J|_|§¯|¯Ï|/| April 5, 2003

Complexicated

Complex (meaning different) and complicated (meaning difficult) basically it means something that's new, different, and confusing, such as a complexicated relationship or a person with a complexicated personality.

Girl 1: So how are things going with you and that new guy you're seeing?

Girl 2: I don't know, things are really complexicated with us. I'm not sure where things are going.

OR

One minute Britney's happy, the next minute she's sad. She's also very unique. She has a very complexicated personality.

by PrincessR December 6, 2009

complexification

- The result of an effort to complexify an issue, effort or process. An obtuse solution to a clear problem.
- The art of making the simple, complex.

The legal babble was a robust complexification of the simple process entering a will.
Lawyers are experts in the sublime art of complexification.
The UserMeister software is a complexification of managing users on the system.

by fred hofstetter September 25, 2006

Compleximacate

v. To make something unnecessarily complicated

A hybrid of the words make and complex.

Fugate drew Jason a crazy squiggly map but Jason refused to use it, saying, "why do you always compleximacate everything?" as Jason showed him one printed page from Google maps.

by workingsmart December 17, 2008