Similar words: jumbo, premium bond, mumble, mumbai, jumble, jumbled, mumbling, bimbo. Meaning: n. 1. language that is unnecessarily difficult to understand 2. a state of confusion; ritual accompanied by complicated and purposeless activity that obscures and confuses.
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1 You don't believe in horoscopes and all that mumbo jumbo, do you?
2 No psychiatry nonsense, no mumbo jumbo about theories and the other paraphernalia of the fiction writer.
3 It isn't all mumbo jumbo as some people think.
4 Always the same mean temperature, the same mumbo jumbo, the same high laced shoes and the little angels of the Lord singing soprano and alto.
5 This may sound like mumbo jumbo, but this is a Lynch movie we're talking about, and nothing can be what it seems.
6 All the mumbo jumbo about stabilizing"debt-to-GDP" and ignoring interest payments are examples ofbudget-speak, intended to convince people that "something is being done"when little, or nothing,[www.Sentencedict.com] is.
7 From my perspective, data is boring mumbo jumbo and content is the flashy or graphically-appealing item I see on the screen.
8 OK — enough about the background and technical mumbo jumbo of the classification trees.
9 The following should help you to decipher the mumbo jumbo of the clubhouse.
10 The kid playing at the corner keep saying mumbo jumbo.
11 He rattled off a bunch of networking mumbo jumbo I didn't understand(sentencedict.com), so I finally just handed the phone off to my coworker to let them talk directly.
12 It has thus become a vicious circle of spoken mumbo jumbo.
13 It really is enjoyable and beneficial to any level of swimmer, even those macho males who might think it's mumbo jumbo!
14 Don't tell me that some people still buy into that antique mumbo jumbo.
15 I know: this sounds like so much motivational public speaker mumbo jumbo.
16 After all, much of what we have inherited from past civilisations is of little practical use: the Venus Tablet of Ammisaduqa, for instance, consists largely of astrological mumbo jumbo.
17 As a corporate associate in charge of quarterbacking transactions, I dealt with the various legal specialists and had to learn their mumbo jumbo.
18 Golf is a very technical sport and therefore has a unique terminology. The following should help you to decipher the mumbo jumbo of the clubhouse.
19 Lucas agreed to the idea, but Guinness confided in the interview, "What I didn't tell Lucas was that I just couldn't go on speaking those bloody awful, banal lines. I'd had enough of the mumbo jumbo."
20 It may seem like common sense, but before this requirement, many CEOs grasped at the excuse that they just didn't understand all that accounting mumbo jumbo.
21 To bring in a new mine can take 20 years of bureaucratic mumbo jumbo, about what it takes to build a nuclear reactor in the U.S.
22 The interesting point is that these principles have similarities with the Law of Attraction, if you discard all the psychic mumbo jumbo and "wealth creation" baggage that it carries.
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