verb
definition
To mix or confuse.
definition
To meet or unite in a confused way.
example
I tried to study, but in my half-awake state, all of the concepts seemed to jumble together.
adjective
definition
In disarray, mixed up.
Examples of jumbled in a Sentence
His eyes were soft in the candlelight as he surveyed her jumbled mass of curls.
Too many fonts make the information appear jumbled.
Jumbled lists of scholarships with long-past deadlines don't inspire much confidence in the overall quality of a site.
Click on the jumbled letters and try to make as many words as you can in the time given.
She twisted her head to see the jumbled outlines of the small army of vamps running toward them from the direction of the burning mountain.
Creating two sets of alphabet cards gives you the material for a room-sized memory matching game or for a race between groups to try and put the jumbled letters into alphabetical order.
While Myspace has designed its basic blue and white layout to be friendly for any user, those unfamiliar with standard HTML codes may find themselves easily lost on the site, and end up with a cluttered and jumbled looking page.
Sam only failed to find the back of the net due to a jumbled mess with a defender and the St Ives keeper.
Even if your costume is created from second hand threads or from a few pieces of clothing found jumbled in your closet, you can create a head-turning ensemble by focusing and investing in the finishing touches.
Mystery has its own shelves, horror has its own shelves, romance, humor, travel, computers - all get their own shelvage but science fiction and fantasy are always jumbled up together as 'sci-fi/fantasy'.
Be sure your resume is formatted properly, as it can easily get jumbled and lost in cyberspace.
Anyone who has sifted through a jumbled pile of mismatched earring will tell you that organization is a key part of owning jewelry.
Many videos, particularly amateur films, are poor quality with low resolution, unstable camera positioning, and jumbled sound that can detract from the excitement of the ride.
All those numbers tend to get jumbled when you are mostly relying on your memory.
The players compete against one another in feats of trivia about the show as well as jumbled words and nickname challenges.
If you want to apply gemstones to your ring, it's best to keep the shape as close to your black pearl as possible to avoid a jumbled, unflattering appearance.
A jumbled assortment of coins, cards, currency, makeup, snacks and other regular essentials, even in small quantities, can easily translate into a messy bag.
They'll be a jumbled mess and you won't be able to find a thing.No matter how you plan out your shoe storage, try to store them in a warm, dry place as opposed to a cold or wet one.
Finally, check out the Misheard Lyrics video on YouTube for hilariously funny jumbled lyrics for Yellow Ledbetter.
Yes, these racks are often jumbled and disorganized, so shop when you have enough time to weed through all the garments.
This is a thoroughly good example of the savage myths (as in Peru, according to Acosta) by which beasts and anthropomorphic gods and stars are all jumbled together.'