(n,vs) (1) mixture
intermixture
mixing up
jumbling together
(2) contamination (creation of unorthodox words or phrases by combining terms of similar form or meaning)
(n) (abbr) combined vaccination for diphtheria, pertussis (whooping cough) and tetanus
(v5r,vi) to be mixed
to be blended with
to associate with
to mingle with
to join
(P)
(n,n-suf) mixed
mingled
(v1,vi,vt) to be mixed in with
to blend with
(v5r,vi) to be mixed
to be blended with
to associate with
to mingle with
to interest
to join
(P)
(vz,vi,vt) to be mixed in with
to blend with
(v1,vt) to mix
to stir
to blend
(P)
(n) mixture
adulteration
(P)
(n) (uk) concrete
(n) (sens) child of mixed blood or race
(n) mixed forest
(v5u,vi) to be crowded
to be packed
to be jammed
(n) mixer (frequency-changer)
(n) mixer
blender
(n) (linguistic) blending or contamination
new language created by blending two or more existing languages (example: Afrikaans)
(n) cocktail
mixed drink
blended liquor
(n) mixture
amalgam
(n) drug combination
drug cocktail
(n) mixed forest
(n) hybrid term combining elements drawn from different languages
(n) hybrid rock
(n) (1) hybrid language
pidgin
(2) hybrid word
portmanteau word
(n) alcohol combined with sugar, spices, fruit, etc.
(n) composite brigade
(n) composite goods
(n) mixture
compound
hybrid
(n) object which is mixed in
(n) (1) (math) mixed fraction
(2) compound number
(n) miscibility
