mixmaster

British  

/ ˈmɪksˌmɑːstə /

noun

1. informal a disc jockey

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Example Sentences

Nick León, “A Tropical Entropy” Hailing from Fort Lauderdale, Fla., just a hop, skip and a jump north of Miami, the electronic mixmaster Nick León broke through a busy pop music landscape this year as a producer with a distinctly Floridian point of view.

From Los Angeles Times

And Jocelyn’s version of the play sounds at times as if he’d taken the various texts that survive and put them through a Mixmaster, even shifting lines away from one character and giving them to another.

From Seattle Times

A draft copy of the latest transportation proposal, o btained by The Hartford Courant, calls for installing electronic tolls for large tractor-trailers on a dozen Connecticut bridges along Interstates 84, 95, 395, 684, Route 8, as well as the Charter Oak Bridge in Hartford and the so-called Mixmaster in Waterbury.

From Washington Times

“Sherman’s Showcase,” created by Bashir Salahuddin and Diallo Riddle, two former Jimmy Fallon writers best known for “Slow Jam the News,” is a joyful Sunbeam Mixmaster of a sketch show, a Spirograph set spinning through decades of black pop culture, finding faintly psychedelic patterns, in the shared tradition of Sun Ra and K-tel.

From The New Yorker

The state Department of Transportation went out to bid for the project, which involves rehabilitating 10 bridges that comprise the Mixmaster, a massive structure where Interstate 84 and Route 8 intersect in downtown Waterbury.

From Washington Times