A confused mixture; a medley, hotchpotch, or jumble; a muddle. Frequently with of.

A disorderly or disorganized collection; = rabble, n.1 3a 3b. Frequently with of. In later use chiefly poetic and rare.

A mixture, a mishmash; a confused medley of things, ideas, persons, etc.

A mess; a muddle.

Apparently: a bed or room in a brothel. Cf. bumble broth, n. 2. Obsolete.

figurative. A confused mixture; a muddle, a hash. Cf. mishmash, n.

figurative. Medley, rabble, hotchpotch. (So in Latin.)

A confused, disorganized, or untidy collection of things; a jumble, a muddle, a mess. Frequently with of.

A confused group; a medley, mixture, hotchpotch. of immaterial things.

A confusion; a disorderly jumble.

A confused or disorderly mixture or assemblage, a medley; also, disorder, muddle.

= farrago, n. b.

Tumbled condition; disorder, confusion, disturbance; a confused or tangled heap.

A jumble, a mess; a state of confusion. Now rare.

(see quot. 1855; also figurative).

A state of confusion or disorder; (also) a confused mass, a jumble.

A Chinese-style dish of meat or chicken, rice, onions, etc., fried in sesame-oil. Also figurative.

(in early use only similative) a confused mess; = dog's dinner n.

(a) a confused or jumbled mess (cf. dog's breakfast n.); (b) dress or adornment that is over-elaborate or flashy (from like a (or the) dog's dinner…

figurative, esp. in sense ‘a confused or stagnant mass’.

figurative. A mixture; a miscellany.