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I would assume it means "screw up", or "mess up" - as in the English term "Bollocks", which sounds like bollix.

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I would assume it means "screw up", or "mess up" - as in the English term "Bollocks", which sounds like bollix.

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Bollix (chiefly UK usage) means to throw into confusion; botch or bungle:

Joe managed to bollix up the whole project.

Fred had made a right bollix of the paint job, and Andy knew as soon as he saw it that it would have to be done all over again.

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'Bollix' defined : To throw into confusion ; botch or bungle .

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Synonyms for Disrupt: agitate, bollix, confuse, disarray, discombobulate, discompose, disorder, disturb, mess up, mix up, muck up, psych out, put off, rattle, rattle one's cage, rummage, screw up, shake, spoil, throw, unsettle, upset the apple cart.

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To disrupt, be disruptive, agitate, upset the apple cart, bollix, confuse, unsettle, spoil, throw, screw up, disarray, discombobulate, disturb, rattle the cage, psych out, muddy the waters

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