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flummox
/ ˈflʌməks /
verb
- tr to perplex or bewilder
Word History and Origins
Origin of flummox1
Word History and Origins
Origin of flummox1
Example Sentences
So we are entirely flummoxed by this bizarre attempt to treat such a civic-minded endeavor as anything other than a genuine and committed effort to remove barriers that prevent people from getting vaccinated.
They’re flummoxed by boundaries, too, just from the other side.
An array, which flummoxed Hawkins, is a model that students can use to master multiplication.
In each of the past two postseasons, the Raptors and Heat have flummoxed Antetokounmpo by packing the paint and taking away his driving lanes.
At rival Warner Media, the question of whether shows go to HBO or HBO Max has flummoxed some agents and creators.
What wine to serve at Thanksgiving can flummox even the heartiest of gourmands.
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