rejumble

English

Etymology

From re- +‎ jumble.

Verb

rejumble (third-person singular simple present rejumbles, present participle rejumbling, simple past and past participle rejumbled)

1. (transitive) To jumble again.
   • 1993, Allen Cypher, Daniel Conrad Halbert, Watch what I Do: Programming by Demonstration, page 91:

     This performer has also been turned into a button; its button action is to rejumble itself.

   • 2000, Lynn Messina, Biotechnology, page 164:

     Today, though, Dr. Jefferson's nonprofit research center, known as Cambia, is pouring resources into a project to jumble and rejumble the on-off patterns of rice genes, hoping to unleash traits buried in rice […]