noun a mess or confusion
verb to make a mess of something, to ruin or spoil
A miscommunication or error in construction plans can 'bollix up' the building process, leading to delays and extra costs.
In engineering projects, a mistake or error in the design or implementation process can 'bollix up' the entire project.
Poor planning or coordination can 'bollix up' the timeline and progress of a project, leading to missed deadlines.
Any disruptions in the supply chain can 'bollix up' the delivery of goods, causing delays and customer dissatisfaction.
A bug in the code can 'bollix up' the functionality of the software, causing it to crash or malfunction.
A writer may use 'bollix up' to describe a situation where they have made a mistake in their writing or have failed to meet a deadline, resulting in a setback in their work.
A psychologist may use 'bollix up' to refer to a client's perception of a mistake or failure in their personal or professional life, which may be causing distress or negative emotions.
A chef may use 'bollix up' to describe a situation where a dish or recipe did not turn out as expected, resulting in a less than satisfactory outcome.
An engineer may use 'bollix up' to describe a situation where a project or design has encountered a major error or setback, requiring additional time and resources to correct.
A financial analyst may use 'bollix up' to describe a situation where a financial forecast or analysis has been incorrect, leading to potential losses or misinformed decisions.