Juuiblingly
Chamber's Etymological of the English Language · 1895 · p. 286
juin'bhng-li, adv. in a jumbled or confused manner. Jump, jump, to spring upward, or forward, or both to bound to pa to as by a leap.— v.t. to pa by a leap: to skip over.—pr.p. jump'ing; paj. jumped'.- n. act of jumping: a bound. IF10111 a Tout, root seen in Sw. gump a O. Ger. gumpen to jump Junction, jungk's hun, n a joining, a union or combination place 01 point of union. [See Join.] Juncture, jmigk'tur, «. a joining, a union a critical or important point of time. [L. junctura June, 10011, the sixth month, 01 ig. of 26 days, but since Julius („
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