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to muddle up
[phrase form: muddle]
01
to confuse or mix two or more things or people together
Example
She muddled up the facts of the case.
I always muddle up their names.
She 's always muddling up the dates.
02
to cause something to become confusing or disorganized
Example
The committee 's decision has muddled up the plans for the project.
The accident muddled up the traffic flow for hours.
His attempt to rearrange the files only served to muddle up the entire organization of documents.
Example
She muddled up the facts of the case.
I always muddle up their names.
She's always muddling up the dates.
I'm always muddling up the left and right directions.
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