John felt he was up for the cinnamon challenge, but experienced plexus when he found that someone had replaced the cinnamon with cayenne pepper powder.
by abradacabra February 12, 2010
(noun) a confusing or badly written legal opinion or contract
origin: late 15th century (as the adjective perplexed): from the obsolete adjective perplex ‘bewildered’, from Latin perplexus 'entangled', based on plexus 'interwoven', from the verb plectere
origin: late 15th century (as the adjective perplexed): from the obsolete adjective perplex ‘bewildered’, from Latin perplexus 'entangled', based on plexus 'interwoven', from the verb plectere
by Lord Wolff June 2, 2011
