v. to put different things together so that the parts become one; 2.to put together in a confused way; 3.to meet and greet other people
We mixed the cake batter with a spoon.
We mixed the cake batter with a spoon.
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What does the blue bird always get mixed up?
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Her inconstant affections sent a mixed message.
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Why were all of Santa's presents mixed up?
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How did the children feel about the mixed up name tags on the gifts?
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The cat's mixed colors is called brindle.
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Dad mixed the bug spray in the sprayer.
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What animals did Marly get mixed up with that frightened her?
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What mixed up message did Grandma Gert tell to Sheriff Bridges?
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What was Papa mixed up about?
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What mixed with the ink and sighed through the paper?
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The Metis in Canada trace their descent to mixed First Nations parentage.
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What would the fog do to people once the water mixed with it?
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What color was the paint that they mixed for the house?
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Whose eggs are mixed with sand?
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blend; mingle; stir; combine
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