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conjumble

conjumble verb: to jumble together, often chaotically.

Verb

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

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

Forms of conjumble

third-person singular presentconjumbles
present participleconjumbling
past participleconjumbled
pastconjumbled

Origin of conjumble

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

Questions about conjumble

What does conjumble mean?
Conjumble means to jumble together, often chaotically.
What part of speech is conjumble?
Conjumble is a verb.
What is the past tense of conjumble?
The past tense of conjumble is conjumbled.

Words near conjumble in the dictionary

  1. conjugator
  2. conjugators
  3. conjugial
  4. conjugicide
  5. conjugicides
  6. conjumble
  7. conjumbled
  8. conjumbles
  9. conjumbling
  10. conjuncatenation
  11. conjunct

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