mixed-up
adjective
Origin of mixed-up
Related Words for mixed-up
befuddled, bewildered, confounded, dazed, discombobulated, disconcerted, disorganized, disoriented, lost, muddled, perplexed, puzzled, stumped, baffled, flummoxed, flusteredExamples from the Web for mixed-up
Contemporary Examples of mixed-up
The context of you being a mixed-up, hormone-addled seventh-grader when you read it, alone in your bedroom.
Lifetime’s ‘Flowers in the Attic’ Review: The Incest Is There, The Strange Magic Is NotAndrew Romano
January 16, 2014
Strangely, stories of mixed-up babies in Russia are not uncommon, horrifying young parents in the past.
Portobelloby Ruth Rendell A suspenseful, complex mystery about mixed-up lives in a London neighborhood.
Their enthusiasm, devotion, and mixed-up sense of romance for squinty boys is one of the more quaint aspects of pop culture.
We can see how this might happen in Charlie's mixed-up universe, but how did Capri—an X-rated performer—end up there as well?
Historical Examples of mixed-up
Memories then; puzzling, mixed-up pictures that had lost their outlines.
Erik DornBen Hecht
"It is rather a mixed-up mess," said I, perplexed by the contingencies and the repetitions.
Seek and FindOliver Optic
It was a mixed-up business—but you've got the whole truth at last.
The Beloved WomanKathleen Norris
It was all black, no gray; so was his long, mixed-up whiskers.
Adventures of Huckleberry Finn, CompleteMark Twain (Samuel Clemens)
“This seems to be rather a mixed-up affair, Senhor Alcatrante,” he said.
The Girl and The BillBannister Merwin