Framble

Part of Speech: (noun)
Pronunciation: \ ˈfram-bəl \

Definition:
1. A minor mishap or small, unintended disruption that causes brief confusion or inconvenience.

2. A state of mild disarray or disorder, typically temporary and easily resolved.

Origin:
Believed to be derived from a blend of "fray" and "scramble," suggesting a minor, chaotic event. First used in informal contexts in the early 21st century.

Synonyms: kerfuffle, mix-up, snafu, hiccup

Antonyms: order, organization, smooth operation

1. There was a bit of a framble with the scheduling, but we managed to sort it out.

2. The office was in a framble after the meeting, with papers scattered everywhere.