Posted on October 6, 2023
Clue | Length | Answer |
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Throw into confusion | 5 letters | upset |
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Throw into confusion | 5 letters | throw |
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Throw into confusion | 5 letters | psych |
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Throw into confusion | 5 letters | addle |
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Throw into confusion | 5 letters | spook |
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Throw into confusion | 6 letters | ruffle |
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Throw into confusion | 6 letters | rattle |
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Throw into confusion | 7 letters | put-out |
Throw into confusion | 7 letters | trouble |
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Throw into confusion | 7 letters | disturb |
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Throw into confusion | 7 letters | disrupt |
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Throw into confusion | 7 letters | overset |
Throw into confusion | 7 letters | derange |
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Throw into confusion | 7 letters | bedevil |
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Throw into confusion | 8 letters | confound |
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Throw into confusion | 8 letters | unsettle |
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Throw into confusion | 10 letters | demoralize |
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Throw into confusion | 11 letters | disorganize |
Throw into confusion | 14 letters | discombobulate |
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- Flummox
- Confuse
- Befuddle
- Mix-up
- Puzzle
- Fluster
- Make confused
- Confuse a clergyman with the French
- (Of eggs) turn bad
- Rotten way to ride, clear of sides
- (Of egg) become rotten
- Confuse theologian drink consumes
- Bad son kicked out of seat
- Throw up during field day
- Confuse; go off
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- Especially of eggs, to become rotten
- Perplex
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- Join the French to confuse
- Go off with naked canoeist?
- Go off seat that's lost its top
- buffalo, so to speak
- Disorient
- Laded? (anag)
- Confound
- Confuse, removing front of oar
- Go bad — confuse
- Confuse by removing top of oar
- Muddle or confuse someone
- Knock for a loop
- Buffalo
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- Become rotten
- Drive meshuga
- Spoil
- Muddle or confuse
- Spoil, as an egg
- make muddled
- Confused a clergyman with the French
- Clergyman in drink is confused
- Turkish title of respect
- Go into sea topless and bewilder
- Cause confusion
- diane ladd leaves little to confuse
- Throw off one's game
- Turn bank payment into beer
- Candid clues occasionally confuse
- Befuddle or confuse
- utterly confuse
- Throw for a loop
- turn pair of keys to open drink
- add fifty eggs at first and mix up
- turn oar, skimming off surface
- Confuse clergyman getting in the beer
- ...... pated
- Confuse or puzzle
- Go off drink daughters imported
- confuse, ...... his wits
- Go bad (of eggs)
- Bishop indulged in beer to get rotten
- Humorously flummox
- Confuse someone's brain
- Greatly confuse
- (Of an egg) go off
- Confuse with no duns unsaddled
- Sum up the French muddle
- Mix up, confuse
- row's origin lost in muddle
- Go off and swim without a top
- Go off beer, drinking sizable cups
- Deputy head in a crooked deal? Rot!
- Send around the bend
- become confused
- (Of eggs) become rotten
- Befuddle, confuse
- Naked canoeist sees buffalo
- cause confusion day after day in drink
- Headless duck's walk to confuse
- add less and less to make stupid
- (Of eggs) go rotten
- bewilder
- Contents of saddlebags bewilder them
- Confuse theologian introduced to beer
- make rotten
- turn seat, lifting lid
- Confuse, bewilder
- Go off or go on half a mile
- Plague
- Torment
- Bother no end
- Cause continual difficulties
- Torment and harass
- Confound
- Torment as you plot evil
- Persistently trouble
- To plague
- Harass
- Notes wicked plague
- Live with Satan Bug
- Bug in sleeping place very unpleasant
- Throw into confusion
- Vex
- Afflict
- Plague, afflict
- notes on wicked plague
- Plot over cruel torment
- Torment is base and wicked
- Base and vicious, determined to annoy
- Trouble with having base follow base
- terrible cot started plague
- Worry
- Witch
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- Base, base hound
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- Plot wicked torment
- Pester
- Puzzle deception set up
- Politician perceived to bewilder
- Puzzle scam uncovered
- Create difficulty in understanding
- Throw for a loop
- prisoner observed to stagger
- Puzzle, perplex
- Cause confusion
- Turn tables on
- Throw into confusion
- Prisoner experienced defeat
- thwart - baffle
- Perplex
- abash
- Surprise, confuse
- Prove false prisoner passed judgement
- Baffle
- Prove wrong
- Perplex, amaze
- Stun
- POSE
- Involve
- Mingle
- mystify
- Disconcert
- Astonish
- Puzzle
- Implicate
- Mix
- Confuse
- Aoau
- Daze
- Startle
- Frustrate
- dumbfounder
- Stupefy
- Overwhelm
- Overpower
- Electrify
- Discompose
- Daunt
- ...... cow
- Humble
- Dishearten
- motility
- "Shame ......!"
- Humiliate
- Prisoner discovered puzzle
- Confuse or perplex
- wrack
- wreak-havoc
- Wreck
- bewilder
- Throw into confusion
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- Dispirit
- sophisticate
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- Drive crazy
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- Unhinge
- Exploding grenade creates disorder
- Make crazy, upset; anagram of enraged
- Put out of mind
- Confuse
- Drive mad
- angered because put out of order
- Make one mad to be angered so
- Insanely angered, leading to anger
- Drive up the wall
- Disorder when grenade goes off
- throw grenade and unbalance
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- Knock out of kilter
- Craze
- Make mad
- Send round the bend
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- Cause utter confusion
- Make insane
- Throw into confusion
- Exploding grenade produces disorder
- Send insane, angered terribly
- Disorder could make you enraged
- Drive insane
- to disorder
- Upset
- disorganise
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- Grenade thrown to disturb the mind
- Cause to go mad
- Drive mad monarch into endless peril
- Unhinge mentally
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- Drive mad queen into jeopardy, almost
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- So angered, it might make one mad
- Shatter
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- Litter
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- Huddle
- Disconcert
- Tumble
- Unsettle
- Invert
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- Aoau
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- Interrupt
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- craze of french new in fashion
- drive to distraction
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- Unusually angered and upset
- cause a grandee to be unbalanced
- Make mad by exploding grenade
- Dee called in to cause confusion
- eccentric grandee put out of place
- Throw into confusion
- Bewilder and bamboozle
- Throw into confusion
- Wear away
- Shake up
- Upset
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- Cause commotion
- throw into turmoil
- Throw into confusion
- Throw a monkey wrench into
- Cause turmoil in
- Cause confusion
- break apart
- prevent continuance
- Disturb
- Unsettle daughter and stir up trouble
- Break up
- Knock off balance
- Cause disorder to
- to break it up, rip into the dust
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- Worry as part of Tweed is turbulent
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- trouble when pluto runs into bath
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- Incommode
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- Harass
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- Undergrad course
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- Behavioral science, informally
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- "Gotcha"
- "totally had you going there!"
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- undergrad major
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- Mentally prepare
- some gypsy chaps give scare
- Outwit, in a way
- Freud's subject for short
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- Sigmund Freud's field, for short
- Talk [oneself into]
- Former James Roday series on USA
- Skinner box subj.
- amp up
- Fake-out
- College major: abbr.
- Ha I tricked you!
- Intimidate some Gypsy challengers
- Future therapist's major, for short
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