Any word that has a “bf” combination makes it into my book for being weird. I have heard of it before, but never really found a good opportunity to use it effectively.
“Obfuscate” is a transitive verb meaning 1. To darken or make obscure & 2. To confuse. You can change it into a noun as obfuscation, but I wouldn’t recommend using it after a glass of wine. It gets more difficult to pronounce.
“ I enjoy watching political debates but am annoyed by the rampant obfuscation.”
“Obfuscate” is a transitive verb meaning 1. To darken or make obscure & 2. To confuse. You can change it into a noun as obfuscation, but I wouldn’t recommend using it after a glass of wine. It gets more difficult to pronounce.
“ I enjoy watching political debates but am annoyed by the rampant obfuscation.”
S-)
http://www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary/obfuscate
ob·fus·cate
verb\ˈäb-fə-ˌskāt; äb-ˈfəs-ˌkāt, əb-\
transitive verb
