How to spell JUMBED correctly?

If you meant to write "jumbled" instead of "jumbed", here are a few possible correct suggestions for your misspelling! Consider using "tumbled", "fumbled", "crumbled" or "stumbled" depending on the context. Remember to proofread your work to avoid small mistakes like this in the future.

• bombed The terrorists bombed the embassy, causing extensive damages.
• combed After washing her hair, she combed it carefully to remove any tangles.
• Crumbed The chicken was crumbed and then fried to a crispy golden brown.
• Cubed
• cumber The excess weight is a cumber to her exercise routine.
• curbed The city curbed the amount of water residents were allowed to use during the drought.
• embed To embed a video on a website, you need to copy and paste the embed code.
• gummed I gummed the envelope shut so it wouldn't come open during shipping.
• jabbed The nurse jabbed the patient's arm with the needle to administer the vaccine.
• jammed The printer jammed halfway through printing the important document.
• Jibbed The horse jibbed at the sight of the water.
• Jibed Her statement jibed with the facts presented in the report.
• Jobbed I was jobbed at my last company and never received the raise I was promised.
• jumble The jumble of clothes on my bedroom floor was difficult to navigate.
• jumbled The room was a mess, with papers and books jumbled together on the desk.
• jumbo I saw a jumbo elephant at the zoo.
• Jumped He jumped over the fence to escape the angry dog.
• Lambed
• Numbed After sitting in the cold for hours, my fingers were numbed and I couldn't feel them anymore.
• rumbaed
• thumbed I glanced at my watch and thumbed through my notes, wishing I'd brought my laptop.
• Tombed The ancient pharaohs were often tombed in grandiose pyramids.

Apsolutly

• absolute
• absolutely
• absolutes
• apostle
• appositely
• aptly
• astutely
• axolotl
• axolotls
• desolately