Synonym: confuse, mix, muddle, scramble. Antonym: order. Similar words: jumbled, mumble, tumble, fumble, rumble, humble, stumble, crumble. Meaning: ['dʒʌmbl] 
n. 1. a confused multitude of things 2. small flat ring-shaped cake or cookie 3. a theory or argument made up of miscellaneous or incongruous ideas. v. 1. be all mixed up or jumbled together 2. assemble without order or sense 3. bring into random order.
n. 1. a confused multitude of things 2. small flat ring-shaped cake or cookie 3. a theory or argument made up of miscellaneous or incongruous ideas. v. 1. be all mixed up or jumbled together 2. assemble without order or sense 3. bring into random order. 
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61. Without this sense of purpose, interactive products are just a disorganized jumble of technological capabilities.
62. The noise of cannon fire. Adinis a jumble of loud, usually discordant sounds.
63. The things in the drawer were all in a jumble.
64. Goodwin's task was to reduce the jumble of recommendations to a coherent policy.
65. Jumble cosmetic is optimal combination and conjugate are a fashionable woman's absolutely irremissible mistake.
66. Mere words cannot do eclectic jumble that is this posh city - state of 4 million people.
67. Even the furniture remained the same jumble that it had always been.
68. Another, near the center of the jumble, was hung with a waist-length beadwork necklace, eye sockets staring back at me[http://Sentencedict.com], jaws stretched past the breaking point.
69. The Global Assembly Line is a misnomer for a dystopian, complex jumble of production that uses any number of countries and its citizens.
70. Places and dates grow dubious a jumble of guesswork and speculation.
71. Your old clothes will be gratefully accepted by jumble sale organisers.
72. As the cheering faded , Igel introduced each faery, the jumble of names clanged against my ears.
73. Inside, a glittering and stinking confusion of shops, food stalls and dormitories is piled on itself in an impossible jumble—17 storeys high and covering most of a city block.
74. By late June she was making 200 yards daily, still along the fence line, amid a hospitable jumble of rocks, weeds, and rodent burrows.
75. I bought that jug as part of a job lot at the church jumble sale.
76. The things on the table were all in a jumble.
77. The rest of the half - year is a jumble in my recollection.
78. Through this jumble of futile activities came and went a strange throng of hangers - on.
79. The jumble of tectonic plates underneath the Philippines has created the perfect situation for tapping geothermal power, particularly at the five-plant array of sites near Leyte.
80. As the cheering faded, Igel introduced each faery, but the jumble of names clanged against my ears.
81. Centaurus A is apparently the result of a collision of two otherwise normal galaxies resulting in a fantastic jumble of star clusters and imposing dark dust lanes.