jamble 

to jamble (verb)

to engage in inconsequential behaviour

"what are you jambling on about steve?"

"steve hungrily jambles pickles"

jamble by vibehouse May 31, 2018

Jamble 

To explore aimlessly, without the aid of a guide or map.

I jambled through the city streets, until I stumbled upon...
I jambled through the collection of records in the store...
Cardiff is a compact city, which makes it great to jamble through

Jamble by Ianto E June 15, 2007

Jamble 

To cram and scramble items from your personal reality (i.e. dishes into your dishwasher, stuffing socks and other things under your bed so your mom can't see, or hoarding for some folks)

I just jambled my dishwasher.

My dishwasher is jambled as hell.

My sister's room is more jambled than a stuffed Christmas turkey. (she would be known as a jambler).

Jamble by aethom10 December 24, 2010

Jamble 

A musical jam session, which includes spontaneous lyrical rambling.

As the band played on, the singer spontaneously sung out a continuous stream of poetic lyrics, thus transforming a simple jam session into a full blown jamble revival.

Jamble by jonnut May 23, 2009

Jamble 

a group of four to six people who are close enough in relationship to be considered siblings. they may have high tendency's to partake in completely unnecessary actions that are odd to society. it is likely that up to three families offspring will be a part of this group. two to three of the members of the group may be related.

"The jamble of girls, played wildly in the snow."

Jamble by blamej6 February 20, 2022

jamble 

to jabber in a smarmy way

jamble by mikelucky October 28, 2003

Jamble 

A group of four to six people who are close enough in relationship to feel like siblings. They may have high tendencies to partake in actions that are considered odd in society. Two or three of them may be related. The participants of the group may come from more than one family.

The Jamble of girls played wildly outside in the snow.

Jamble by blamej6 February 20, 2022