mixed
adjective
Origin of mixed
mix
verb (used with object), mixed or mixt, mix·ing.
verb (used without object), mixed or mixt, mix·ing.
noun
Verb Phrases
Origin of mix
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Related Words for mixed
different, diverse, varied, disordered, alloyed, united, assorted, motley, diversified, tied, conglomerate, joint, compound, married, incorporated, woven, embodied, fused, interbredExamples from the Web for mixed
Contemporary Examples of mixed
Residents of the neighborhoods where cops are needed the most are mixed on the impact of the apparent slowdown.
Furthermore, mixed race children are the fastest growing population in the country.
Rosetta researchers used ROSINA data to determine how much HDO is mixed in with the normal H2O.
The IFC ended this ban last week and released a plan that the editorial board of the school newspaper has given a mixed review.
A few years ago, one guide told us, he would be on that train and would see many Palestinians mixed in with the Jewish passengers.
Historical Examples of mixed
Do you mean that my father was mixed up like those old Indians?
The SpendersHarry Leon Wilson
Look out you don't get mixed up in it yourself, that's all I ask.
The SpendersHarry Leon Wilson
The little leaven was now mixed with his life, which would leaven the whole.
Life in LondonEdwin Hodder
I would rather you should not have a situation at all, than get mixed up with bad companions.
Life in LondonEdwin Hodder
At the next water, he mixed some of the meal into a gruel and ate it.