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jumble

[juhm-buhl] / ˈdʒʌm bəl /




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Their thoughts are jumbled, falling over one another: his fault . . . how could he .

From Literature

That’s something code makers figured out centuries ago—remove the spaces between words, and the message looks jumbled.

From Literature

AT SCHOOL, Coal tried to loosen the jumble in his head with art.

From Literature

Her remains may lie somewhere beneath the modern-day urban jumble of Mexico City.

From Los Angeles Times

He will be battling a Frankenstein-like rival mammoth built by scientists from a jumble of various mammoth bones also plucked from the tar pits.

From The Wall Street Journal