jumble ment

[Eng.jumble; -ment.] 1. The act of jumping or mixing confusedly together. 2. The state of being jumbled or thrown together confusedly; a confused mixture. jum-blēr, s . [Eng. jumbl (e); -er.] One who mixes or jumbles things together without order. jum-bling, pr . par ., a . & s. [JUMBLE, v.] A. & B. As pr . par . & particip . adj .: (See the verb.) C. As subst.: The act of mixing or throwing to gether confusedly or without order. jum-bling-ly, adv. [Eng.jumbling; -ly.] In a jumbling or confused manner. *Jū-měnt, s . [Fr., from Lat. jumentum, formerly jugumentum , from jugum =a yoke; jun go = to join; Sp. jumento ; Ital. giumento .] A beast of burden. Jump, *Jumpe, v. i . & t. [Sw. dial. gump a =to spring; cogn. with Dan. gumpe to jolt; M. H. Ger. gumpen to jump; gumpeln to play the buffoon; Prov. Ger.gampen to jump; Icel. goppa =to skip.] IMG:content-0174.png:[blocks in formation] Ju-lŭs, s. [IULUS.] Bot.: A catkin. Ju-ly', *juil, *juyl, *juylle, s. [From Latin Julius , a name given to this month in honor of Caius Julius Cæsar, who was born in this month.] The seventh month of the year, in which the sun enters the sign Leo. It was formerly called Quintilis, or the fifth month, the year, according to the old Roman calendar, beginning in March. July-chi, s. Entom.: A moth, Polia chi, one of the Hadenide. July-flower, s. Bot.: (1) Prosopis jul i flora , one of the Mimosee; (2) the Stock gillyflower. July-highflyer, s . Entom.: A moth of the family Larentide.