(n,vs) (1) mixing
mixture
meld
(2) miscegenation
(P)
(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) explosive mixture
(n) mixed economy
(n) blended fuel
(n) mixed farming
(n) combined vaccination for diphtheria, pertussis (whooping cough) and tetanus
(n) (comp) mixed entry table
(n) combination vaccine
combined vaccine
mixed vaccine
(n) (comp) mixed radix (numeration) system
mixed radix notation
(n) (comp) mixed radix (numeration) system
mixed radix notation
(n) (comp) mixed base (numeration) system
mixed base notation
(n) (comp) mixed base (numeration) system
mixed base notation
(n) mixed plutonium and uranium oxides fuel
MOX