conjoggle

this is a term used to describe the event of running into a marathon and seeing how many shoes you can steal off the runners.
also a term used to describe slapping a chicken drumstick in the face of a rhino. a hippo is also acceptable too.

only 10 more days till i can go conjoggle in the marathon.
i loved the safari i went on. i must have conjoggled lots of beasts.

by mike blown January 21, 2008

Conjangle

1. To put together or build quickly, shabbily
messed up, confused, kind of like fubar
2. To mix, organize or blend something

I wanted to clean up the computer wires in the office but they were all conjangled.

The night before the report was due, Rachel conjangled a 1-page essay.

by Jen Eric1 November 11, 2012

comboggled

Verb
1. state of extreme confusion and/or frustration.
2. acting or thinking without sense, clarity, understanding, or intelligence.
3. state marked by ignorance or the feeling that one is lost or overwhelmed.

other forms:
comboggle, comboggles, comboggling

"Josh's behavior comboggled everyone."

"Josh was comboggled by all of the activity around him."

"Comboggled, Josh could think of nothing to say."

by smmilford November 10, 2005

confoggled

verb (used with object)

1. a mixture of the words "confused" and "boggled" meaning unclear and jumbled.
2. indicating a high level of disorder.

I doubt the intelligence of this person; their email is so confoggled.

by Jenla-lou August 6, 2012

conjungled

messed up, confused, kind of like fubar

"youre making things way more conjungled than they need to be"

by bikibikiplateconoe April 24, 2010

combogglement

made up out of my head putting together different words

has two meanings!example 1.someone has a problem= 'im in a combogglement!'
example2=combogglement is a contraption or device.not knowing what it is, a person asks'what is that combogglement?'

by Sean Clifford February 2, 2005

conjoingled

conjoingled means tangled...

example..the computer cords were all conjoingled

by seantheman November 11, 2006