bollix

[ˈbɑːlɪks]

bollix Definition

• 1. to confuse or bungle something
• 2. to make a mess of something

Using bollix: Examples

Take a moment to familiarize yourself with how "bollix" can be used in various situations through the following examples!

• Example

  I really bollixed up that presentation.

• Example

  He managed to bollix the whole project.

• Example

  Don't bollix it up this time.

• Example

  She always seems to bollix things when she's in a hurry.

bollix Synonyms and Antonyms

Synonyms for bollix

• botch
• muddle
• mess up
• screw up
• foul up

Phrases with bollix

• bollix something up

  to make a mess of something

  Example

  I hope I don't bollix things up again.

• bollixed job

  a job that has been done poorly or incorrectly

  Example

  I had to redo the entire project because he did such a bollixed job.

• bollixed-up situation

  a situation that is confused or chaotic

  Example

  The whole thing was a bollixed-up situation from the start.

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Summary: bollix in Brief

'Bollix' [ˈbɑːlɪks] is a verb that means to confuse or bungle something, often resulting in a mess. It is similar in meaning to 'botch' and 'muddle.' The phrase 'bollix something up' is commonly used to describe making a mess of something.