jumpled

The result when Christy drops an i330 and the screen only shows strips on the screen.

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jumple

when things launch in to an arbiturary routine

oh no I've just had a jumple with the fisherman's wife

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Jumple

Jum·plē dʒ'ʌmpl open to having multiple interpretations and applications
— adjective: creating or arousing excitement
— noun: a gathering of people for the purposes of recreation
— verb: to party like you don't have to go to work the next morning

We're gonna jumple your socks off!

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Jumples

Piles of clothing on the bedroom floor, clean and dirty.

She never put away her laundry, it was always in jumples.

jumpled up

mixed-up, entangled, intertwined

There are quite a few chords that consist of two triads or parts of 2 triads. Usually the notes of 1 triad are superimposed on top of another triad altough the notes of both triads maybe jumpled up.

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