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| jum·ble [ júmb'l ] |
transitive and intransitive verb (past and past participle jum·bled, present participle jum·bling, 3rd person present singular jum·bles) |
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1. put things out of order: to mix things together indiscriminately so that they are no longer neat or ordered, or become mixed together in this way
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2. confuse things: to mix things up in the mind, or become mixed up
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noun (plural jum·bles) |
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1. muddled mass: an untidy or disorganized mass of objects, images, or ideas
 His thoughts were all in a jumble.
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2. U.K.
Same as rummagen (sense 2)
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| [Early 16th century. Origin ?] |
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