Synonyms
Examples for "jumble"
Examples for "jumble"
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The latest text, however, was from a jumble of letters and numbers.
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It was bought at a jumble sale in Dublin 30 years ago.
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Food for the sheep, I thought, through a jumble of half-formed words.
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The Labour conference in Liverpool this week had that jumble sale feel.
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Finally, in this jumble of ideas, professional instinct got the upper hand.
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As a result, Park Hill is an expensive muddle at taxpayer's expense.
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So in the best traditions of the British constitution things muddle through.
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The girl watched the muddle of wheeled things and stiffened with indignation.
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In five minutes the picture was a formless, scarred muddle of colours.
5
Add a measure of Signature Release and muddle all the ingredients together.
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Through the smother came the loud moaning of fog-horns in the Firth.
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But he hadn't left it there long enough for her to smother.
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A whitecap foamed above it and broke across in a snow-white smother.
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It was harsh, but it was the only way not to smother.
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And when I smell ghosts, I can smother myself in my pocket-handkerchief.
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Remove excess clutter throughout the house, ensuring all shelving areas are clear.
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Very few people actually enjoy cleaning the house and organising the clutter.
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Very few people actually enjoy cleaning the house and organizing the clutter.
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The search must go on, notwithstanding the clutter in the kitchen closet.
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In terms of reducing clutter and stress, these were some badly-needed enhancements.
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The disputed issues contain a welter of detail and causes for division.
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The disposal continues a welter of dealmaking in the Austrian property sector.
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He too was left behind in a welter of kicking, stabbing men.
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Its right arm flew off in a welter of flesh and bone.
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I was a welter when I broke into the fighting game, but--
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God preserve us from fuddle-headed young men who want money for building cloud-castles!
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One day Mr. Kordé had drunk himself into an unusual state of fuddle.
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Do you think you can fuddle me with a mass of words, Mr. Harley?
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But there is no doubt that the lion of the evening was-the"fuddle."
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The horrid creatures are going to fuddle at the tea-garden, and get tipsy like their masters.
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I assure you, you have found a mare's nest this time.
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And, after all, I may have found only a mare's nest.
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Neal, the next time you find a mare's nest, keep the secret to yourself.
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Ask him in Italian, Griffin, what mare's nest he has run foul of now.
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A mare's nest-justas he had prophesied to Miss Jeffries.
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Yet, as we Americans say, I may be merely stirring up a mare's nest.
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He thinks we've just found a mare's nest, I fancy.
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But I'm awfully glad the dear man hasn't found a mare's nest, aren't you?
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It is out of that moderate letter that the Eighty-Two Thousand-Dollar mare's nest has developed.
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I warned you it might be a mare's nest.
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Don't be building a mare's nest, old Hector answered and closed the door upon him.
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Even if I have got hold of a mare's nest, you know there's trouble brewing.
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Had she really been stirring up a mare's nest?
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I'd found what they call a mare's nest.
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It's a fine mare's nest he has found.
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I daresay he'll find some mare's nest fast enough, if you tell him where to look.
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