What Was That Word?

Recently, during the discussion about the N. Carolina situation someone referred to the whole thing being____.

When I looked it up on dictionary site, that source stated the word was not yet accepted but was under consideration for inclusion in book. The meaning was something akin to "screwed up" or "confusion".

Anyway, I want to use that word to describe a fouled up title puzzle concerning a deal Im working on. Can the person who posted on that subject, ,or anyone, supply me with that word?

Thank you.

Comments(8)

  • glynnor21st October, 2004

    discombobulated?

  • buddy22nd October, 2004

    Nope, but one with similar meaning. Its a new word used by someone during NC discussion over their confused rules.

  • ncboater22nd October, 2004

    What did it start with?

  • buddy23rd October, 2004

    It was used by some dude in the NC regulation/rules discussion... as describing the fouled up mess. Being familar with most words I looked it up and wasnt in dictionary....but is under consideration for being www.added.I suppose ill have to go back through all those old posts.

  • buddy23rd October, 2004

    It would be similar to the old military term "snafu"(used in WW11)

    (which meant "situation normal,all f----d up"wink

  • jfmlv195023rd October, 2004

    How about "FUBAR"?

  • buddy23rd October, 2004

    your right about similarity to millitary slang. But this word is a fancy new word used to describe a confused unresolved conflict between rules/laws and customary way of doing things.

    Some dude used it during his post on that thread, "FBI, putting the cuffs on" - regarding the NC atty general trying to make use of land trusts illegal.

  • rajwarrior23rd October, 2004

    buddy,

    Try this link for your word...
    http://www.inman.com/inmannews.aspx?ID=42927

    From what you posted, it should be in there somewhere.

    Roger

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