1. confused mixtures or collections of things
Usage: plural of jumble

1. mixes things together in a confused or untidy way
Usage: third person singular present

Examples

• The drawer was full of jumbles of old papers and broken pencils.
• She jumbles all her clothes together in one suitcase.
• The storm left jumbles of branches and leaves across the yard.
• He always jumbles his words when he’s nervous.
• The moving boxes created jumbles of belongings throughout the house.
• The child jumbles the puzzle pieces before starting over.