mystifier

the complex legal jargon proved a real mystifier for the average person.

he was a notorious political mystifier, always avoiding direct answers.

the magician's trick was a clever mystifier, leaving the audience baffled.

the company's financial reports were a complete mystifier to investors.

her ambiguous statements were a deliberate mystifier, designed to confuse.

the algorithm's inner workings are a significant mystifier to most users.

he used a series of red herrings as a mystifier to distract from the truth.

the contract's convoluted clauses served as a legal mystifier.

the professor's lectures often became a mystifier, losing the students' interest.

the riddle was a linguistic mystifier, challenging our understanding of language.

the politician's promises were a cynical mystifier aimed at gaining votes.