jumble

Object

• mess: The result is a jumbled mess, filled with unhelpful pictures.
• sentence: Timed attempts: printable 7. Dialog jumbles Each sentence has to be re-arranged from individual word tiles Feedback at the end of each sentence.
• thought: I tried to make some order of my jumbled thoughts.
• mass: The actual title to the Nurse With Wound track was originally unknown, being an unreadable jumbled dadaist mass of Letraset letters!
• letter: Mumbo Jumbo is a highly addictive word game where you must discover real English words from a set of jumbled letters!
• sale: Record fairs, junk shops and jumble sales ' record racks have all been scoured, but so far in vain.

Adjective modifier

• meaningless: But they were merely a meaningless jumble of letters.
• chaotic: All this diversity in size and type of plants should produce what will appear to the layman as a chaotic jumble.
• confusing: A sunken bowl filled with a confusing jumble of ruins of what used to be the town market.
• fascinating: Houses and cottages cuddle together in a fascinating higgledy piggledy jumble of different periods.

Modifies a noun

• sale: Think of a swap shop or a jumble sale with no money changing hands.
• puzzle: Netster.com makes it fast and easy to find jumble puzzle Looking for jumble puzzle in the UK?

Modifying Another Word

together: Many sites contain exactly the same few clips, jumbled together with no categorization.

Noun used with modifier

• auto: A pack of 5 bushes was a quid at last year's Beaulieu auto jumble.
• boat: Ther is also a For Sale and Wanted section offering you a free to use online boat jumble.

Preposition: of

• boulder: The tent was now barely visible at the edge of the meadows by the jumble of boulders.
• rock: A beautiful pointy jumble of rocks which form a pyramid atop the peak.
• cottage: What was once a run-down area has been renovated into a picturesque jumble of cottages and bijou eateries.
• block: But others emerge from regions where the ground seems to have collapsed downwards leaving a jumble of large blocks of rock.

Followed by an intransitive particle

up: The fossils are all jumbled up together in the sediment.