1. Traffic's all screwed up.

2. I screwed up, didn't I?

3. You really screwed up there!

4. And I always end up screwed.

5. I really screwed up this time.

6. His face screwed up in agony.

7. I screwed up on corner three.

8. The one that screwed up our sting?

9. Somebody had screwed up; they weren't there.

10. Screwed-up thing is, she's trapped, too.

11. You and your cards screwed everything up!

12. Her father's death really screwed her up.

13. The Feds completely screwed up the arrest.

14. I thought his fingerprints were all screwed up.

15. Donnie, we've all screwed up on some level.

16. That little shithead has screwed things up again.

17. You seem screwed up because we found something.

18. Well, you guys really screwed up my rig.

19. That's how the whole thing got screwed up.

20. His face was screwed up in a droll fashion.

21. I reckon I screwed the chemistry exam up totally.

22. If you can prove it, they screwed up somewhere.

23. He screwed up his mouth in a droll fashion.

24. That kid screwed up my business, I can't do nothing!

25. All right, so, Kit and Rick came back screwed-up.

26. No, it's William Blake, but I completely screwed it up.

27. Someone screwed Ossy and I'll make it up to you.

28. Screwed.

29. An assumption the U.S. has screwed up all over the world.

30. It was a good idea screwed up by a pompous ass!

31. The railing on the stairwell is all bent and screwed up.

32. I screwed up the note and threw it on the fire.

33. We screwed.

34. So we're screwed for the Fourth if this doesn't let up, right?

35. That numb nuts I got working for me, he screwed everything up.

36. It really screwed him up when he saw his friend get killed.

37. If you screwed up, I don't have to cry myself to sleep.

38. Top synonyms for Bollixed (other words for Bollixed) are messed up, screwed up and in a fog.

39. Then she borrowed more money from us and ended up screwed both ways.

40. I was thinking about all the ways I'd already screwed my life up.

41. 13 He took a sip of the medicine and screwed up his face.

42. His name is not Wilson and he's screwed up worse than I am.

43. I'm so screwed.

44. And screwed Coulson.

45. She had screwed up her eyes, as if she found the sunshine too bright.

46. Man, we screwed now.

47. He screwed up his face at the appalling stench but made no move to draw back.

48. Our screwed up eyes imagined they say a straight line in the bottom of Central Gully.

49. But we are so screwed...

50. He completely screwed you over.

51. Completely and utterly -- so, screwed.

52. Aw, man, are we screwed?

53. Congressed Getting fully, totally, irredeemably screwed

54. Little bitch... likes to be screwed.

55. He screwed the shelf in place.

56. They implemented a no-fault divorce here a couple of years back that really screwed things up.

57. That's when you know you're screwed.

58. You know, I think he's screwed.

59. Boned: screwed over or left out

60. When that light switches, we're screwed!

61. Then I quit, and you're screwed.

62. Jon screwed his features into a scowl.

63. He screwed the strings of his violin.

64. You really screwed me with that webcast.

65. I screwed my handkerchief into a ball.

66. He hung it back in its place, then knelt to put screwed-up newspaper and kindling in the grate.

67. The bookcase is screwed to the wall.

68. The bed was screwed to the floor.

69. He screwed the mirror onto the wall.

70. She screwed the lock into the door.

71. So to conclude part one: we're completely screwed.

72. She screwed the cap back on the jar.

73. You know, just because you stick your fingers down your throat doesn't mean the rest of us are screwed up.

74. But, you know, NASA screwed that up because they've sent these robots and they've landed it only in the deserts.

75. 16 Kelly screwed the silencer onto the pistol.

76. We got screwed when we bought this house.

77. I screwed my wet handkerchief into a ball.

78. The ball screwed and flew into the goal.

79. In my professional opinion, we are screwed here.

80. Chandler's weasel face screwed into an obsequious smile.