obstruse

A combination of obtuse and abstruse. Obtuse means annoyingly insensitive or slow to understand. Abstruse means difficult to understand or obscure. Obstruse means to be annoyingly insensitive AND difficult to understand.

Man, I don't know what that guy just said but it sounded pretty obstruse. I'm gonna go smack him around a little, and then make him tell me what the hell he meant by that shit! And if I don't like it, I'll smack him around some more!

by flux blocker January 14, 2019

obstrudent

To be obstrude, utterly out there and defined. To be debateable, acceptable, protruding and unkown.

that pie was obstrudently tastey!

by Snappytom September 1, 2005

obstruce

Obscure, bizarre, and weird, often in an amusing kinda way.

Sir Clement Freud was very obstruce on 'Have I Got News For You' tonight.

by alex (The Entropist) July 16, 2008

Obtruse

1. Like obtuse with an r

2. Obnoxious; Irritating

Boys are so obtruse. They are always square instead of round.

by treekiller789 February 23, 2013

obtruse

in the way; over-expressed, redundant, large, sporatic, random.

Look at these OBTRUSE columns blocking my walking route!

by Laura March 30, 2005

obstrudent

hellishly bad, to the exteme XXX TREEEMEEE, extremely bad

That rock is obstrudently slanted

by Snappytom September 16, 2005

obscruse

Obtusely obscure

I would tell you about this complicated story but it is too Obscruse

by Cisims February 9, 2018