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Charlie lent an ear to the garbled veblenisms and gave it up.

He garbled his sentences so to speak with excessive and useless wording.

Boccaccio has garbled the passage for the sake of his point.

It was garbled truth, but there was enough to make his spine feel like ice.

Frank, your mother must know, and if she waits she will get a garbled account.

A garbled history of the Gerhardts was obtained from Columbus.

Wouldn't he find out from the major if she had garbled the sense of his dispatch?

How often a garbled account has been given, and yet the whole was so terribly simple!

It has always been garbled in the journals, and even in history.

False narratives and garbled stories will, in any case, of a certainty get about.