Definition: to confuse, jumble, or mix things up.
Pronuciation: jar-ga-guhl
Origin
Jargogle dates back in 1962, when John Locke used the term in an article for a local publication. In the article, he was sharing his ideas about getting confused by his own ideas; hence, he interjected that he might have jargogled his reader’s thoughts all the same.
Why this word?
I stumbled onto this word while I was doing some research for my thesis. Ever since then, I decided to use it in my random musings.
How to use jargogle in a sentence?
This Physics homework is very confusing. Turn off that loud noise before you further jargogle my trail of thought.
