moggadoredadj.
/ˈmɒɡədɔːd/, U.S. /ˈmɑɡəˌdɔrd/ colloquial. rare.
Confused; confounded, at a loss.
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1936 ‘G. Ingram’ Muffled Man ix. 146 ‘I don't know,’ Charlie said hopelessly, ‘it's got me all “mogodored”.’
1945 B. Naughton in C. Madge Pilot Papers 105 He got some of these blokes moggadored: didn't know what to think, or do.
This entry has been updated (OED Third Edition, September 2002; most recently modified version published online June 2022).
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adj.1936- for wreak of
- for year and year
- for year into year
- for yonks
- for yore
- for your behalf
- for your ears only
- for your eyes only
- for þan
- for'ard on!
- for, , of, to a certainty
- for, , of, to certainty
- for, at obs, of, to a certainty
- for, at obs, of, to certainty
- for, before, fore george
- for, in ensample
- for, in, of, to a certainty
- for, in, of, to certainty
- for, in, on a little stound
- for, in, on a stound
- for, in, or into very
- for, o, on, of, with , or esp in wrath
- for, o, on, of, with mid, or esp in wrath
- for, without any failing
- for, without failing