difugilty 

An unexplainable difference between what the results or data should be and what the results or data are. Similar to a discrepancy but different in that the results are not explainable after diligent analysis. The reason for a discrepancy is usually found whereas the reason for a difugilty is not.

There is a difugilty in this final report.

difugilty by Sammy Stealth September 27, 2008

defugalty 

A great difficulty; a quandry. It is not located in any modern dictionary, and the references to the word are, for the most part, quite obscure. However, this word remains in common use and most individuals who use it say that they have used it since they were young.

The roots of this word are uncertain; some claim that it is a deformation of "difficulty" (which would be quite grievous for a typographical error) while others maintain that it is a derivation of "fugue." (However, "defugue" then becomes a nonsensical abstraction, as TheDiscouragingWord.com has pointed out.)

Since this word is not located in modern dictionaries, it is often mis-spelled. (See Defugilty.) However, the spelling found in all the internet references available (most of which are located on university webservers) is "defugalty."

Sorry for the defugalty; your paperwork went to three different offices and still didn't make it to the director's desk.

defugalty by allie February 2, 2005

Defugalty 

Defugalty - dee fuy gull tee

A serious problem, similar to difficulty, but more intense and often involving two or more parties in disagreement. Synonyms - dispute, discord, squabble, conflict, feud.

My wife's Finnish grandmother used this word, perhaps a mispronunciation of the word "difficulty". Nevertheless, two generations of descendants used the word to describe problems of a serious nature, and not just a minor difficulty. When my wife learned that it is not a real word, she was surprised and said, "Well, it should be".

They were having a defugalty over the fence line.

Defugalty by A. Cotton March 2, 2019

Defugilty 

A problem. Difficulty. As in, "I had a defugilty in printing the job for the customer. Our printer kept eating the paper."

Example: "I had a defugilty in printing the job for the customer. Our printer kept eating the paper."

Defugilty by Floyd Ply January 17, 2005

Difrugalty 

A difference in two lists or items/object/things that are being compared.

Comparing a roster from one system to another and discovering that they do not match. Each mismatch is a difrugalty.

Difrugalty by Business Training Class May 30, 2006

Defugalty

(pronounced dē•FÜ•gahl•tē) (n) An object or action that causes a functioning system to enter a fugue state; a mistake; an error; something that negatively inhibits or causes inefficiency

Todd's tendency to use other people's tools without asking is a defugalty in our mechanic shop.

Defugalty by Ruoke Avel June 25, 2026