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His hands are too busy to shiver, plucking tiny cups out of boiling water and making tea with a jumble of strainers and clay kettles.

He had set out on his great walk for a jumble of reasons, but mostly to have fun.

The trees twisting in the wind and a child swaddledin a jumble of coloured blankets, lying in a wooden hand cart.

DAVID KAISER: And that's just very strange, right? So the electron, on its own, seems to be a jumble of possibilities.

The jumble sale did not yield nearly enough money to pay for repainting the church hall, but at least it was a step in the right direction.

The disease left her with a crippling jumble of nerves jutting out from the base of her spine.

Apart from him, the plot falls apart into a jumble of characters, unrelated stories, inexplicable laws, and confusing prophecies.

Whereas the other displays in his library are well organized, this shelf is just a jumble of trinkets.

The lamas offered a jumble of worn relics to the children, treasured possessions of their former grandmaster.

The Global Assembly Line is a misnomer for a dystopian, complex jumble of production that uses any number of countries and its citizens.

One of the trains had part of its roof sheared off, and the wreckage was a jumble of twisted metal.

The surface is a jumble of craters, plains and immense, cliff-like scarps that can be hundreds of kilometres long.

The jumble appears to result from the slow motion collision of at least four smaller galaxy clusters over the past few billion years.

In the han Chinese fear of the wen xu the solution record on the word: "the KangChu less frantic jumble as vessel, Shu wine. "

The words tumbled out in an incoherent jumble interrupted by heaving shoulders and gales of cackling laughter.

Olson and his team use one to dissect a segment of code, looking for patterns and logic in what appears to be a jumble of symbols.

But the code itself is rather unimpressive to look at: just a jumble of characters on a screen.

He expressed what " Antimonopoly law" manages is the market order, do not jumble together with the economic security.

Half of the circles that look clickable aren't; the other half jumble into a new rotation if you drag and drop them.

Starting with the crossword helper created in Part 1, let's put together a quick script to help you with your Jumble.

(I visualize Hogwarts as) a huge, rambling, quite scary-looking castle, with a jumble of towers and battlements.

a confusing jumble of road signs; being hospitalized can be confusing and distressing for a small child.

I am rummaging through my purse, looking for my keys, when my fingers grip cold, thin metal at the bottom of the jumble within.

After a generation of immigration, jazz, and Art Deco, that jumble of buildings sprouted into a true city.

By late June she was making 200 yards daily, still along the fence line, amid a hospitable jumble of rocks, weeds, and rodent burrows.

John and his brother is so much alike that I jumble them up.

At any trade exhibition there will be hundreds of companies offering thousands of products, a confusing jumble of displays and people.

In the first task, she assigns ants to help her sort through a huge jumble of seeds.

Most ships break up on the way down, hit the bottom at about 100 miles per hour, and become a chaotic, confusing jumble.

The process typically begins with an extravagant jumble of colors applied over the entire canvas.

They had feared the return of the left to government and the prospect of a jumble of alliances with regional power-brokers.

The vicar gave a hint that volunteers were still wanted to help with Jumble Sale.

Jumble cosmetic is optimal combination and conjugate are a fashionable woman's absolutely irremissible mistake.

He resolves to put some kind of order into this jumble of beliefs sothat justification of one proposition may follow from another.

The things in the drawer were all in a jumble.

The disciplinary punishment is not equal to the penalty, cannot jumble together with the corporal punishment.

But at heart, XML documents are a jumble of fairly dissimilar parts -- tags, attributes, element bodies of different types.

It would be simpler and more predictable than the current jumble of tax breaks, trading schemes and purchasing obligations.

The dreariness of forestall is corroding action at it, it can cause corruption, force people to abandon be apt to from evil, jumble society.

When all the clouds are a hopeless jumble and the raindrops tumble to the ground, heaven opens a magic lane.

desperately i tried to get back on the track , but my mind was now suddenly a jumble . i was hopelessly lost.

A jumble of ego, smarts and audacity, Mr. Wasserstein boasted in 1987 of his plans to 'transform Wall Street. '

The website is a jumble of often disparate ideas and influences, not unlike the career of its founder.

In doing so, they made a jumble and had to stretch the truth.

The online flaw and the rush to repair it are an urgent reminder that the Internet remains a sometimes anarchic jumble of jurisdictions .

Pieces of glacier that break off become mixed with thin sea ice in a jumble of ice fragments on the fjord's surface.

It crumbles, with a jumble of rock rolling over each other as the mass is pushed upward.

Mr Obama's new rules will bring together a jumble of efforts by various authorities to regulate vehicle emissions and fuel efficiency.

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Also has many disease performance is the cold-heat jumble, should the deep person analyze the symptom, the tongue, the arteries.

Do not jumble your speech, i. e. do not confuse your partner with too much information at one time.

As the cheering faded, Igel introduced each faery, but the jumble of names clanged against my ears.

Out went her mobile phone and clothes shopping, replaced by trips to jumble sales and foraging for berries in hedgerows.

Crowded text, busy looks, a jumble of font styles, and too much information on a single page is not only cluttered but difficult to read.

Disintegration into the jumble of historical determinants is like losing one's way, where even what is right seems an alarming mistake.

Next time someone says your brain is a jumble of disconnected chaos, you just send them to me.

Both are a pattern that emerges from a jumble of interconnected parts.

But the combination was a confusing jumble, to my eye.

A hopelessly undecipherable jumble of overlapping names.

The initial jumble of geometry may look a bit confusing, so we will look at the individual sketches and other geometry in the part.

Blondel decried the "ridiculous jumble of shells, dragons, reeds, palm-trees and plants" in contemporary interiors[1].

She always participates in the jumble sale organized by the community.

This might be compared with the jumble of wavelengths of sound that go to make up ordinary noise.

I got it for next to nothing in a jumble sale.

Most of this crisscrossed jumble ot wires was designed and installed by the students themselves. Shown are Huang Kuo-hsiung and a friend.

About 50 Nepalese men and a handful of Indians are living under the jumble of wooden planks and soiled carpets.

The jumble of debris was replaced by piles of new bricks, lumber and other construction materials.

While they were away, Christian missionaries stole in bringing with them leaflets about jumble sales and more Latin.

It was a jumble without taste or truth.

a jumble of former leftist politicians, bankers and bureaucrats, it is sorely divided.

I got the TV set for next-to-nothing in a jumble sale.

nonsense syllables; a nonsensical jumble of words.

The inner critic is a jumble of thoughts that are propelled by fear.

They finished each other's sentences and shared the daily crossword puzzle and word jumble.

Don't jumble up the things in the drawer.

Financial accounts in a jumble.

but the Olive tree lay broken , a twisted jumble of sticks and brown leaves.

A mixture of dissimilar ingredients; a jumble.

On Earth, breccia is a jumble of broken rocks cemented together by fine-grained material that is found around volcanoes and impact craters.

There is pressure from the east, so that the islands will buckle, weak points either rising up or dropping, suddenly, creating a jumble.

A car engine can look like a big confusing jumble of metal, tubes and wires to the uninitiated.

Your old clothes will be gratefully accepted by jumble sale organisers.

Don't jumble up [together] the things in the drawer.

We use our competence to offer a high-quality product selection which is rare in today's jumble of offers .

Most likely you'll notice a jumble of thoughts.

I turned and stared again at the jumble.

The Jumble is that word puzzle found in most newspapers where you have a few words that have been all mixed up.

Again, all you would see is a hopeless jumble of names.

Don't jumble the innocent and the guilty.

That drawer holds a jumble of lids.

There were hordes of people at the jumble sale.

Do you have a ton of video on a jumble videotapes, loose files on different computers and jump drives, and no one place to manage it all?

As I read the letters that night, the memories came in a jumble.

Have you any unwanted articles for the jumble sale?

That lawnmower I bought in the jumble sale turned out to be useless; I really caught a cold with that one!

His life become a bit of jumble

"the New York editor who could tease great books from the unpromising woolly jumble of an author's first draft" (Ian Jack)

make up a bundle of old clothes for a jumble sale

Clutter n. A confused or disordered state or collection; a jumble

A disorderly or dirty accumulation, heap, or jumble:

Technology of jumble beads fruit vinegar

Cluttermeans A confused or disordered state or collection; a jumble

a jumble of loud , usually discordant sounds

blend merge mingle mix jumble combine fuse

A jumble of paper scraps in a drawer

Jumble socks in a heap in the closet

Great clutter or jumble; a total mess: