bollixed
Made a mess
Bollixed means messed up, confused, or bungled.
The verb bollix (also bollocks) means to botch or throw into disorder: The new software update completely bollixed our workflow.
Something bollixed up is thoroughly confused or ruined.
The word derives from British slang "bollocks" (testicles) but in American usage has lost most of its vulgar edge.
Poorly executed, spoiled
- fouledMade dirty or entangled
- ruinedDamaged beyond recovery
- wreckedUtterly destroyed
- mishandledManaged incompetently
fumbled · blundered · flubbed · mangled · spoiled · butchered · bungled · mismanaged
Blocked from progressing
- thwartedPrevented from succeeding
- foiledPrevented from succeeding
- derailedThrown off course
- sabotagedDeliberately damaged or destroyed
hampered · impeded · blocked · hindered · frustrated · halted · stalled · snarled
Mentally confused, disoriented
- muddledIn a confused state
- confoundedThoroughly puzzled or frustrated
- discombobulatedUtterly confused or disoriented
- flusteredNervously upset and confused
addled · bewildered · perplexed · flummoxed · baffled · disoriented · rattled · thrown
botched
Poorly executed, spoiled
mishandled · fumbled · blundered · flubbed · mangled · spoiled · butchered · bungled · mismanaged · snafu
stymied
Blocked from progressing
sabotaged · hampered · impeded · blocked · hindered · frustrated · halted · stalled · snarled · jammed
befuddled
Mentally confused, disoriented
- muddledIn a confused state
- confoundedThoroughly puzzled or frustrated
- discombobulatedUtterly confused or disoriented
flustered · addled · bewildered · perplexed · flummoxed · baffled · disoriented · rattled · thrown · mystified