flamboozled
flamboozled by Rodney Basil October 23, 2003
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Flamboozled
Flamboozled by MJDAKCS November 18, 2019
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flamboozled • flamboozle • Famboozled • FRAMBOOZLED • Flaboozled • Flamboogled • flamboozaled • flamboozeled • flamdoozled • Faboozled
Flamboozled
Flamboozled by RickTheGod December 25, 2018
FABOOZLED
FABOOZLED:- FABOOZLED is the, so far unheard of, description of a conventional FABARM who has been degenerated by one or more N O N FABARMS!
Faboozled
Faboozled by Hockey boy May 10, 2018
Flaboobled
Flaboobled by TheJonAndLillieShow September 23, 2016
Flamboozle
To baffle. Used in a 'human vs. human' mental standoff. Inanimate objects and abstract concepts cannot flamboozle someone. I don't think animals can be flamboozled, either. However, they may possess the ability to flamboozle.
Willie flamboozled the thieves that were chasing him by hiding in a dumpster but leaving a trail of footprints leading into an adjacent apartment.
Flamboozle by Phil Errup October 20, 2004
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