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An untidy or disordered collection or pile of things

A collection of things, typically considered as a unit

A state of complete disorder

(British) Miscellaneous items or articles, typically unwanted

An awkward, complex, or hazardous situation

A jumble or junk of rubbish

A part or quantity that is left after the greater part has been used, removed, or destroyed

A state of stunned confusion or bewilderment

To mix up in a confused, disordered or untidy way

To do something in a confused or disordered way, typically erring in the process

To intermingle or blend

To make something more complex

To become entangled or intertwined

To alter something from its true state, typically to deceive

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Noun

An untidy or disordered collection or pile of things

omnium-gatherum

patchwork quilt

motley collection

pig's breakfast

dog's breakfast

omnium gatherum

scissors-and-paste job

random selection

random collection

Whitman's sampler

diversification

disorganization^US

wide assortment

heterogeneous mixture

disorganisation^UK

all shapes and sizes

wide collection

large assortment

vast assortment

extensive variety

comprehensive selection

extensive range

homogenization^US

homogenisation^UK

extensive selection

expansive range

everything but the kitchen sink

product offering

representative sample

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“I met them in front of the tennis courts by the jumble of parked bicycles as we had decided only to find them all wearing grim faces and frowns.”

Noun

A collection of things, typically considered as a unit

ton^US

complete series

the whole kit and caboodle

the whole enchilada

a considerable number

a great quantity

more … than one can shake a stick at

considerable amounts

enormous amount

extravagantness

superfluousness

overwhelming number

hidden treasure

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“In the sitting room, the jumble of books was symbolic of one of the pillars of the Livingstones' lives.”

Noun

A state of complete disorder

disorganisation^UK

disorganization^US

state of confusion

state of untidiness

topsy-turviness

three-ring circus

all hell broken loose

discombobulation

pig's breakfast

dog's breakfast

scene of confusion

an omnishambles

utter confusion

topsy-turvyness

unconnectedness

miscoordination

troublesome situation

place of disorder

mess and a half

alarums and excursions

hustle and bustle

Sturm und Drang

hell broke loose

ungovernableness

uncontrollability

breach of the peace

fuss and bother

all hell breaking loose

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“As he let his gaze wander along the shore, he could see nothing but a jumble of green upon green.”

Noun

(British) Miscellaneous items or articles, typically unwanted

bits and pieces

secondhand goods

white elephants

flotsam and jetsam

discarded things

discarded matter

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“Fate intervened in the form of a neighbour collecting jumble who just so happened to be a qualified knitter and had a whole slew of like-minded friends.”

Noun

An awkward, complex, or hazardous situation

awkward situation

sticky situation

difficult situation

unfortunate situation

tricky situation

no-win situation

tight situation

fine kettle of fish

problematic situation

critical situation

ticklish situation

pretty kettle of fish

worst-case scenario

spot of trouble

sorry condition

hard nut to crack

dog's breakfast

complicated situation

with nowhere to turn

serious problem

difficult choice

reversal of fortune

botched situation

mass of problems

troublesome situation

diffict situation

desperate straits

between a rock and a hard place

damned if you do, damned if you don't

worst that could happen

worst possible outcome

worst comes to worst

fly in the ointment

stumbling block

difficult problem

embarrassing situation

embarrassing problem

troublesome problem

unpredictable situation

complex problem

unforeseen circumstance

pushing poop uphill

up poop creak without a paddle

point of contention

matter of contention

stroke of ill luck

urgent situation

serious dilemma

serious complication

large difficulty

serious predicament

emergency situation

potential crisis

situational problem

source of trouble

thorn in the flesh

extreme suffering

state of perplexity

state of uncertainty

delicate situation

a bad situation

a sorry condition

a difficult situation

hour of decision

moment of truth

point of no return

decisive moment

horse of a different color

different breed of cat

piece of business

another can of worms

punishing nature

unforgiving nature

demanding nature

unforeseen circumstances

sensitive issue

bone of contention

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Noun

A jumble or junk of rubbish

Noun

A part or quantity that is left after the greater part has been used, removed, or destroyed

miscellaneous paraphernalia

bits and pieces

unused supplies

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Noun

A state of stunned confusion or bewilderment

state of stupefaction

trancelike state

discombobulation

head-scratching

incomprehension

unconsciousness

half-conscious state

state of unconsciousness

state of confusion

state of bewilderment

state of disorientation

suspended animation

dumbfoundedness

state of unreality

state of befuddlement

mental fogginess

lack of comprehension

state of puzzlement

state of mystification

state of perplexity

state of bafflement

mental unclarity

lack of sensation

lack of feeling

demoralization^US

demoralisation^UK

misunderstanding

a state of shock

state of senselessness

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Verb

To mix up in a confused, disordered or untidy way

put in disarray

throw into chaos

make a shambles of

throw into disorder

turn upside down

throw into confusion

throw into disarray

turn topsy-turvy

get out of order

get into a tangle

put out of order

change the order

put out of place

bring into disorder

play havoc with

make disorderly

bring into disarray

throw into a state of disorganization

throw into uproar

turn inside-out

cause turmoil in

cause confusion in

rattle one's cage

muddy the waters

upset the applecart

throw a spanner in the works

throw a monkey wrench in the works of

change the position of

put somewhere else

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“The terminology, the risks, and the unknowns can combine to jumble everything into a mess.”

Verb

To do something in a confused or disordered way, typically erring in the process

make a Horlicks of

make a nonsense of

do something badly

make a pig's ear of

make a dog's dinner of

make a botch of

get things wrong

get the wrong end of the stick

be wide of the mark

put your foot in it

blot your copybook

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“The young actor would be so nervous that he would forget his lines or badly jumble them.”

Verb

To intermingle or blend

throw in together

form an alliance

gather together

physically join

melt into one another

run into one another

fade into one another

make a pact with

become associated with

join forces with

band together with

form an alliance with

be in league with

become a part of

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Verb

To make something more complex

make more difficult

make complicated

make difficulties

render unintelligible

muddy the waters

thicken the plot

render uncertain

make indistinct

throw up smoke screen

muddy the waters of

cloud the issue

throw a veil over

become less sharp

make less distinct

become indistinct

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Verb

To become entangled or intertwined

make a party to

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Verb

To alter something from its true state, typically to deceive

quote out of context

take out of context

give a false account of

give a false idea of

give a false impression of

quote incorrectly

put words in someone's mouth

give a false picture of

exert an influence on

have an effect on

stretch the truth

mess about with

tell a white lie

be economical with the truth

create out of thin air

put the wrong slant on

depart from the truth

make up a story

forswear oneself

not tell the truth

bear false witness

tell a terminological inexactitude

make changes to

make adjustments to

make alterations to

arrange fraudulently

tell a falsehood

tell an untruth

concoct a story

fictionalize^US

fictionalise^UK

throw off the scent

not speak the truth

put on the wrong track

perjure oneself

say something untrue

send on a wild goose chase

lie through one's teeth

give the wrong impression

speak with forked tongue

pull the wool over someone's eyes

tell a little white lie

pull someone's leg

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