Mixture

What do we mean by mixture?

The act or process of mixing. noun

The condition of being mixed. noun

Something produced by mixing, as. noun

A combination of ingredients used in cooking or baking. noun

One that consists of diverse elements. noun

A fabric made of different kinds of thread or yarn. noun

A composition of two or more substances that are not chemically combined with each other and are capable of being separated. noun

The material for the charge of an internal-combustion engine. noun

The act of mixing, or the state of being mixed. noun

That which results from mixing; a mixed mass, body, or assemblage; a compound or combination of different ingredients, parts, or principles; specifically, in pharmacy, a preparation in which insoluble substances are suspended in watery fluids by means of gum arabic, sugar, the yolk of eggs, or other viscid matter. When the suspended substance is of an oleaginous nature, the mixture is properly called an emulsion. noun

Admixture; something mingled or added. noun

In chem., a blending of several ingredients without chemical alteration of the substances, each of which still retains its own nature and properties: distinguished from combination, in which the substances unite by chemical attraction, lose their distinct properties, and form a compound differing in its properties from any of the ingredients. noun

In organ-building, a fluestop having two or more pipes to each digital, the pipes being so tuned as to give certain sets of the shriller harmonics of the fundamental tone of the digital; a compound stop. noun

A cloth of variegated or mottled coloring, usually of sober tints. noun

In printing, typesetting that calls for the use of three or more distinct faces or faces and bodies of type. noun

Same as krasis. noun

Synonyms Mixture, Miscellany, Medley, Farrago, Hotchpotch, Jumble; variety, diversity. Mixture is a general term denoting a compound of two or more ingredients, more often, but not necessarily, congruous. Miscellany is a collection of things not closely connected, but brought together by rational design: “A miscellany has the diversity without the incongruity of a medley.” (C. J. Smith, Syn. Disc., p. 564.) Specifically, a miscellany is a collection of independent literary pieces, the unity lying only in their general character. A medley is a mixture or collection of things distinctly incongruous: the word has the specific sense of a song or tune made up of scraps of other songs or tunes ingeniously and amusingly fitted together. Farrago emphasizes the confusion or indiscriminateness of the mixture or collection: it is applied chiefly to printed or spoken discourse. Hotchpotch is a still more energetic expression of the confusion of the collection, the idea being drawn from the boiling together of shreds of all sorts of food. Jumble implies the idea of a heap turned over and over till everything is hopelessly mixed. The figurative uses correspond essentially to the literal. noun

The act of mixing, or the state of being mixed. noun

That which results from mixing different ingredients together; a compound; ; -- also, a medley. noun

The act of mixing.

Something produced by mixing.

Something that consists of diverse elements.

A medicinal compound, typically a suspension of a solid in a solution

A compound organ stop.

A cloth of variegated colouring.

A mix of different dry foods as a snack, especially chevda or Bombay mix.

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The act of mixing something. Like moisturing something but mixturizing Urban Dictionary

A mixture of many drugs, one of which, you hope proves effective. Urban Dictionary

An assemblage of items that are loosely related. Generally considered to be nearly random in composition. The items grouped together are often odd, uncommon, greatly varied, and/or represent nearly every conceivable combination imaginable. Urban Dictionary

An Eagle Mixture is situated on women's pussy when a women is on her period. It's a mixture of period juice, cum, cheese and pubes. Urban Dictionary

Mainly used by teenagers to secretly take alcohol without their parents knowing. The process is to take up to an inch of liquour from each bottle you have and add them together into one large bottle so that it looks doesn't like some of the alcohol went 'missing' Urban Dictionary

A South African word for lean, which is a mixture of codiene and soda. Urban Dictionary

A mixture of various sexual liquids. Sometimes ingested. Urban Dictionary

What girl says when she is ready for the next sausage in a gangbang Urban Dictionary

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Words that are spelled similarly to mixture:
mixture, fixture.

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Words that rhyme with mixture:
fixture, plumbing fixture, gas fixture, bathroom fixture, lighting fixture.

Adjectives that are often used to describe mixture:
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Nouns that are often described by the adjective mixture:
control, models, shade.

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