jumble

jumble together

1. To combine people or things at random. A noun or pronoun can be used between "jumble" and "together." You can't just jumble everyone in the family together at Thanksgiving dinner—a lot of them don't get along. I hadn't been expecting company, so I jumbled together some snacks for the kids and hoped for the best.

2. To construct something shoddily. Yikes, this old car sounds like it was just jumbled together by the mechanic.

jumble up

To disorganize, mix together, or confuse someone or something. A noun or pronoun can be used between "jumble" and "up." I think you must have jumbled up the message because he and I agreed to meet on Thursday, not Friday. Be sure to jumble the entries up before you pull one out of the box.

jumble-gut lane

obsolete A bumpy, uneven road. We cannot bring the wagon down that jumble-gut lane—we're liable to break an axle!

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.

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.

jumble something up

to make a hodgepodge out of things. Who jumbled my papers up? Who jumbled up all my papers?

jumble up

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.

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释义	jumble jumble together 1. To combine people or things at random. A noun or pronoun can be used between "jumble" and "together." You can't just jumble everyone in the family together at Thanksgiving dinner—a lot of them don't get along. I hadn't been expecting company, so I jumbled together some snacks for the kids and hoped for the best. 2. To construct something shoddily. Yikes, this old car sounds like it was just jumbled together by the mechanic. See also: jumble, together jumble up To disorganize, mix together, or confuse someone or something. A noun or pronoun can be used between "jumble" and "up." I think you must have jumbled up the message because he and I agreed to meet on Thursday, not Friday. Be sure to jumble the entries up before you pull one out of the box. See also: jumble, up jumble-gut lane obsolete A bumpy, uneven road. We cannot bring the wagon down that jumble-gut lane—we're liable to break an axle! See also: lane Farlex Dictionary of Idioms. 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 McGraw-Hill Dictionary of American Idioms and Phrasal Verbs. 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 The American Heritage® Dictionary of Phrasal Verbs. See also: jumble together jumble up botch up bungle up bollix bollix up bollixed up angling References in periodicals archive On a question, he said that WCLA was gradually preserving the areas.LESCO spokesman Imran Afzal was also contacted by this scribe who admitted to the jumble of live wires in the area. Jumble of live wires put life of Bhati Gate's residents at risk Jumble, pegs itself as an unconventional gaming experience in the UAE. Jumble - the first indoor urban maze in Dubai opens in December Losing Bosworth Jumbles would mean losing a slice of medieval history. Call to save old Midland recipes facing extinction Leave your parents to sort out 'jumble sale gate' on their own. MUM'S WIPING ALL TRACE OF DAD; DEAR COLEEN; Ireland's most straight-talking problem page The Scouts came to pick the organ up for their jumble sale - but Peter's pride and joy was the only keyboard in the room. BUNGLE IN THE JUMBLE; Scouts flog village hall's pounds 1000 piano for pounds 270 after mix-up with organ "Local community members who came to the jumble sale were also very enthusiastic and the feedback received has been very positive with many already enquiring as to when they can expect another similar event," added Mandy. Cash boost for NWH homeless division Daisy Green Events was founded in Gateshead and the company, now based on the Team Valley, was keen to hold its first jumble sale on Saturday February 19 at St Joseph's Church Hall, High Street West, Gateshead. WHAT'S HOT Liz Lamb SCORES of people are joining forces for a jumble sale to raise money for a North East hospital. Jumble appeal "Jumble," one of the most popular word games in the world for more than 60 Years, has come to the iPhone, thanks to a partnership between digital media publisher UCLICK and Tribune Media Services (TMS). UCLICK, TMS Team Up to Bring 'Jumble' to the iPhone The man who wrote the jumble puzzle rushed to the hospital to be with his son, who had been hurt in an automobile accident that he, in fact, had caused. The Jumble Puzzle ST Paul's Church, Cambridge Road, Thornaby, is holding a jumble sale tomorrow at 3pm. Pensioner died after fall Hersam, mix cheap, soaplike molecules called surfactants with a black powder containing a jumble of carbon nanotubes. Teasing apart nanotubes: fast-spun carbon fibers may feed an industry Creating happiness and prosperity out of a jumble of conflicting interests is hard work. Blast off When you click to see them you get a jumble of thumbnails of different sizes and no captions. Bought the T-shirt The jumble might have made more sense were Wild a reporter, but he is not. Brain Brew: how coffee fueled Voltaire's Candide, Newton's theory of gravity, and Juan Valdez's modern woes
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