jumble



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

jumble something up

to make a hodgepodge out of things. Who jumbled my papers up? Who jumbled up all my papers?
See also: jumble, up

jumble up

v.
To mix some things up in a random, confused, or disorderly manner: The toddler jumbled up the puzzle pieces. The cat jumbled the yarn up.
See also: jumble, up

Common Names:

NameGenderPronouncedUsage
MelanieMEL-ə-nee (English), ME-lah-nee (German)English, German, Dutch
Romainro-MENFrench
CarlosKAHR-los (Spanish)Spanish, Portuguese, Catalan
PolluxPAHL-uks (English)Roman Mythology
Serena[sə'ri:nə]
TrevTREV (English)Welsh, English