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Phrasal verb: jumble up

To jumble up something (or jumble something up) is to mix things up into an untidy mess.

Example of use:
Why are your clothes all jumbled up on the floor? Tidy them up, please.

infinitive – jumble up

present simple – jumble up and jumbles up

-ing form – jumbling up

past simple – jumbled up

past participle – jumbled up

jumble (noun) – articles for a jumble sale. For example, old clothes and unwanted household items. British English.

jumble sale (noun) – a sale of secondhand items, often held to raise money for charity. British English.

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