jumble together



jumble someone or something together

to mix people or things together randomly into a hodgepodge. They just jumbled everything together and made a real mess. The army just jumbled everybody together, no matter what their skills and talents were.
See also: jumble, together

jumble something together

to assemble something clumsily and hastily. They just jumbled some holiday decorations together. It really wasn't very well done. I hope this airplane wasn't jumbled together as badly as this meal.
See also: jumble, together

Common Names:

NameGenderPronouncedUsage
LydiaLID-ee-ə (English), LUY-dee-ah (German, Finnish)English, German, Finnish, Biblical, Old Church Slavic, Biblical Latin, Biblical Greek
Harper['hɑ:pə]
Rheinallt-Welsh
Amela-Bosnian
Tatiannata-tee-AN-ə, ta-TYAN-əEnglish (Modern)
KayetanKAH-ye-tahnGerman