skimble-scamble Antonyms
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Meaning of skimble-scamble
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skimble-scamble (a.)
Rambling; disorderly; unconnected.
skimble-scamble Sentence Examples
- The children were in a skimble-scamble, their toys strewn all over the living room.
- The crowd erupted into a skimble-scamble of chaos as the announcement was made.
- The hikers were skimble-scambling up the mountain, their legs burning and their lungs straining.
- The students were in a skimble-scamble to finish their exams before the deadline.
- The workers were in a skimble-scamble to get the project done before the end of the week.
- The traffic was in a skimble-scamble, with cars bumper-to-bumper and drivers honking their horns.
- The stock market was in a skimble-scamble, with prices fluctuating wildly.
- The political debate was in a skimble-scamble, with candidates interrupting each other and making wild accusations.
- The kitchen was in a skimble-scamble, with pots and pans clanging and food spilling everywhere.
- The dog was in a skimble-scamble, barking and running around the yard in circles.
FAQs About the word skimble-scamble
Rambling; disorderly; unconnected.
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The children were in a skimble-scamble, their toys strewn all over the living room.
The crowd erupted into a skimble-scamble of chaos as the announcement was made.
The hikers were skimble-scambling up the mountain, their legs burning and their lungs straining.
The students were in a skimble-scamble to finish their exams before the deadline.
