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Jumble
Jumble Definition And Meaning |
What's The Definition Of Jumble?
[n] a theory or argument made up of miscellaneous or incongruous ideas
[n] small flat ring-shaped cake or cookie
[n] a confused multitude of things
[v] assemble without order or sense; "She jumbles the words when she is supposed to write a sentence"
[v] bring into random order
[v] be all mixed up or jumbled together; "His words jumbled"
Synonyms | Synonyms for Jumble: clutter |
confuse |
hodgepodge |
jumbal |
mare's nest |
mingle |
mix up |
muddle |
patchwork |
scramble |
smother |
throw together |
welter
Related Terms | Find terms related to Jumble: admix |
Aesopian language |
all sorts |
alloy |
amalgamate |
angel cake |
angel food cake |
argot |
arsy-varsiness |
assemblage |
assortment |
babble |
Babel |
baked Alaska |
ball up |
befuddlement |
bemingle |
bewilderment |
blend |
blur |
blur distinctions |
bollix up |
Boston cream pie |
bother |
botheration |
broad spectrum |
cake |
cant |
chaos |
cheesecake |
chocolate cake |
cipher |
cloud |
clutter |
coalesce |
code |
coffee cake |
combine |
commingle |
commix |
complicate |
compose |
compound |
concoct |
confound |
confuse |
confusion |
conglomerate |
conglomeration |
cryptogram |
cupcake |
daze |
deform |
derange |
disarrange |
disarray |
discombobulation |
discomfiture |
discompose |
discomposure |
disconcertion |
dishevel |
disorder |
disorganization |
disorganize |
disorientation |
distort |
disturb |
disturbance |
double Dutch |
embarrassment |
emulsify |
entangle |
farrago |
flummox |
flurry |
fluster |
flutter |
fog |
fog up |
foul up |
frenzy |
fruitcake |
fuddle |
fuddlement |
fumble |
fuse |
gallimaufry |
garble |
genoise |
gibberish |
gift of tongues |
gingerbread |
glossolalia |
gobbledygook |
Greek |
hash |
haze |
helter-skelter |
higgledy-piggledy |
hodgepodge |
homogenize |
honey cake |
hotchpot |
hotchpotch |
hysteron proteron |
immingle |
immix |
integrate |
interblend |
interlace |
interlard |
intermingle |
intermix |
intertwine |
interweave |
jargon |
jelly roll |
jumble together |
jungle |
knead |
knock galley-west |
layer cake |
litter |
magpie |
make unintelligible |
marble cake |
mash |
maze |
medley |
melange |
merge |
mess |
mess up |
mingle |
mingle-mangle |
miscellany |
mishmash |
mist |
mix |
mix up |
mixed bag |
muck up |
muddle |
muddlement |
muss up |
mystify |
noise |
obfuscate |
obscure |
odds and ends |
olio |
olla podrida |
omnium-gatherum |
overlook distinctions |
pasticcio |
pastiche |
patchwork |
perplexity |
perturb |
perturbation |
pi |
play hob with |
pother |
potpourri |
pound cake |
pucker |
riffle |
ruffle |
rummage |
salad |
salmagundi |
sauce |
savarin |
scramble |
screw up |
secret language |
shadow |
shortcake |
shuffle |
slang |
snafu |
snarl up |
spice cake |
sponge cake |
stew |
stir up |
sweat |
swivet |
syncretize |
tangle |
tea cake |
throw together |
tizzy |
topsy-turviness |
topsy-turvydom |
toss together |
tumble |
turmoil |
unform |
unholy mess |
unsettle |
unsettlement |
unshape |
upset |
welter |
what you will |
white cake |
work |
yellow cake
See Also | addle |
assemble |
be |
cake |
disarray |
disorder |
disorder |
disorderliness |
muddle |
piece |
puddle |
put together |
rummage |
set up |
tack |
tack together |
theory |
tumble
Jumble In Webster's Dictionary
\Jum"ble\, v. t. [imp. & p. p. {Jumbled}; p. pr. & vb. n.
{Jumbling}.] [Prob. fr. jump, i. e., to make to jump, or
shake.]
To mix in a confused mass; to put or throw together without
order; -- often followed by together or up.
Why dost thou blend and jumble such inconsistencies
together? -- Burton.
Every clime and age Jumbled together. -- Tennyson.
\Jum"ble\, v. i.
To meet or unite in a confused way; to mix confusedly.
--Swift.
\Jum"ble\, n.
1. A confused mixture; a mass or collection without order;
as, a jumble of words.
2. A small, thin, sugared cake, usually ring-shaped.
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