conjumble

English

Etymology

Probably a blend of confuse +‎ jumble. By surface analysis, con- +‎ jumble.

Verb

conjumble (third-person singular simple present conjumbles, present participle conjumbling, simple past and past participle conjumbled)

  1. (rare) To jumble together, often chaotically.
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