Ku blah rah?

Coupblarah or kubla rah or other similar-sounding term. I'm editing a transcript and can't figure out how to spell what the speaker is saying, but it sounds like 'ku blah rah' and he intends it to mean a complex process.

I have no guesses. Sorry. It sounded kind of like Kabbalah. But that word wouldn't fit the context.

You have to go by sound, but without knowing the exact context it's hard to imagine what the speaker is saying. It sounds a bit like the Japanese for "Good evening," repeated by someone who didn't hear it clearly. Or perhaps cumbayah, a well-worn expression of unclear meaning. In spite of beginning like Kubla Khan, it's hard to see how that could be appropriate.
SS

"Cumbayah" originated as a dialectal pronunciation of "Come by here." ~rb

The word could be 'kerfuffle', meaning 'a lot of fuss and bother' ...

Or, if preceded by a personal pronoun (my, his, her, one's, their) 'cup runneth over', a biblical allusion denoting overabundance ...

Or (far-fetched now) 'coup de foudre' ( = 'love at first sight'), a sudden striking affliction which can indeed be complex.

I would go with 'kerfuffle'. - Bac.