fuddle n a confused multitude of things v make stupid with alcohol v consume alcohol v be confusing or perplexing to; cause to be unable to think clearly This question befuddled even the teacher Usage(s) We will always suffer promises from the politicians and fuddle of the bureaucracy. There is nothing in the world like persuasive speech to fuddle the mental apparatus. -Mark Twain He bowed slightly, backed up to his chair, slumped into it in a complete fuddle. Synonym(s) clutter jumble muddle mare's nest welter smother befuddle drink booze confuse throw fox bedevil confound discombobulate
Quotes fuddle Julia Gillard in The Age Ms Gillard said the opposition had moved from "flip to flop to flap to fuddle".