The act of mixing or throwing something into thorough confusion; present participle of bejumble.
From 'bejumble' with the present participle suffix '-ing.' The base combines the intensive prefix 'be-' with 'jumble,' describing an ongoing action of confusing thoroughly.
English once used '-ing' forms of 'be-' verbs extensively in literature—you'd find 'bejumbling' in 16th-century texts where modern writers would say 'causing confusion' or 'mixing up,' showing a significant shift in how we express action.
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