jumbleswap
verbUK /ˈdʒʌmbəlswɒp/
US /ˈdʒʌmbəlswɑːp/
To swap things around so they get mixed up.
We jumbleswapped our seats on the bus so everyone sat by a new friend.
OTHER MEANINGS
2. To trade two things and mix them up at the same time.
The kids jumbleswapped their lunch boxes and ended up with each other's snacks.
3. A game where players swap and mix cards or pieces.
We played a quick jumbleswap with the word cards before class.
4. To confuse people by switching things unexpectedly.
The magician jumbleswapped the cups to trick the audience.
5. A messy exchange of items between people.
After the jumbleswap of books, nobody knew whose was whose.