banjax
/ˈbændʒæks/
verb
- To ruin, damage, or break something completely, often beyond repair.
- I dropped my phone in the pool and totally banjaxed it.
- He tried to fix the engine but only managed to banjax it further.
- The storm banjaxed the old barn, leaving only a pile of wood.
- To confuse or frustrate someone, or to cause a plan to fail.
- Her complicated explanation completely banjaxed me.
- The power outage banjaxed the entire presentation.
- The sudden change in schedule banjaxed all our arrangements.