Confuse
Confuse verb - To throw into a state of mental uncertainty.
Reasons
Both words in one sentence
- Fellini gave two reasons: to confuse the audience, and because there were no homosexual actors in Italy.
Source: Hong Kong Dub - Anyone can start a vote, which we call a "crowner" for historical reasons (read: To confuse you).
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He does this for various reasons, either to fool and confuse his enemies, or to cope with the crap he has to go through.
Source: Obfuscating Insanity
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