combobulate
To organize or pull together.
I really need to combobulate my desk. Life is better now that I am combobulated.
combobulate
to keep the composure of. Antonym of discombobulate (= to upset the composure of).
The student was told that he failed the exam and he grew quite upset. He later came to know that he had actually passed the exam, which combobulated him a lot.
combobulated
adj. removed from a state of confusion
v. combobulate
antonym: discombobulated
v. combobulate
antonym: discombobulated
Yo dogg, Mr. Dan really combobulates calculus! Fo shizzle D!
combobulator
A "combobulator" is another word for a calculator.
Hey, im up to question 6 pass me your combobulator.
Combobulation
A combination of things. Usually in a hectic and chaotic manner, but connected enough to make sense. Similar to concoction, but with less measuring. Like Jumble, but with more cohesion. Usually each part of a combobulation is different and ridiculous enough to require a use of the word "combobulation".
Should always be used in the manner of: _____ is a combobulation of _____, _____, and _____.
Never: i combobulated _____ out of _____, _____, and _____.
Should always be used in the manner of: _____ is a combobulation of _____, _____, and _____.
Never: i combobulated _____ out of _____, _____, and _____.
What the hell, this food is like a combobulation of feces, stognaoff, and crackers.
Combobulated
adjective
The feeling of complete control over a situation. Usually associated with a calm demeanor and furled brow.
The feeling of complete control over a situation. Usually associated with a calm demeanor and furled brow.
Ginger felt completely combobulated as she mounted Mike in the red Pontiac.
combobulous
very wordy, very long and confusing, obfuscating, make unclear or unintelligible.
She speaks in such a combobulous manner - I don't understand her big words.