jumble ment

(jum’bl-ment), n. [ a child up and down. -ment.| The act of jumbling, or the state of Jump her and thump her. Shak., W. T., iii. 1, 195. being jumbled; confused mixture. [Rare.] The light-draught, broad-bottomed stern-wheeler, con- Shall we think this noble frame was never made? or structed with a view to jwmping her over the bars at low that it was made by a casual jumble ment of atoms? water. The American, VI. 40. Hancock, in Boyle’s Lecture Sermons, ii. 210. (Latham.) 8. To skip over; pa by or neglect; give no