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Definition of mix
Thanks for using this online dictionary, we have been helping millions of people improve their use of the english language with its free online services. English definition of mix is as below...
Mix (v. t.) To form by
mingling;
to
produce
by the
stirring
together
of
ingredients;
to
compound
of
different
parts.
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Oxycrate
::
Oxycrate
(n.) A
Mixture
of water and
vinegar.
Philter
::
Philter
(v. t.) To
impregnate
or mix with a love
potion;
as, to
philter
a
draught..
Pie
::
Pie (n.) Type
confusedly
mixed.
See Pi.
Mixtilinear
::
Mixtilinear
(a.)
Containing,
or
consisting
of, lines of
different
kinds,
as
straight,
curved,
and the like; as, a
mixtilinear
angle,
that is, an angle
contained
by a
straight
line and a
curve..
Emulsion
::
Emulsion
(n.) Any
liquid
preparation
of a color and
consistency
resembling
milk; as: (a) In
pharmacy,
an
extract
of
seeds,
or a
mixture
of oil and water
united
by a
mucilaginous
substance.
(b) In
photography,
a
liquid
preparation
of
collodion
holding
salt of
silver,
used in the
photographic
process..
Confuse
::
Confuse
(v. t.) To mix or blend so that
things
can not be
distinguished;
to
jumble
together;
to
confound;
to
render
indistinct
or
obscure;
as, to
confuse
accounts;
to
confuse
one's
vision..
Custard
::
Custard
(n.) A
mixture
of milk and eggs,
sweetened,
and baked or
boiled..
Brigade
::
Brigade
(n.) A body of
troops,
whether
cavalry,
artillery,
infantry,
or
mixed,
consisting
of two or more
regiments,
under the
command
of a
brigadier
general..
Mixture
::
Mixture
(n.) An organ stop,
comprising
from two to five
ranges
of
pipes,
used only in
combination
with the
foundation
and
compound
stops;
--
called
also
furniture
stop. It
consists
of high
harmonics,
or
overtones,
of the
ground
tone..
Mauveine
::
Mauveine
(n.) An
artificial
organic
base,
obtained
by
oxidizing
a
mixture
of
aniline
and
toluidine,
and
valuable
for the
dyestuffs
it
forms..
Intermeddle
::
Intermeddle
(v. t.) To
intermix;
to
mingle.
Wheeze
::
Wheeze
(n.) An
ordinary
whisper
exaggerated
so as to
produce
the
hoarse
sound known as the stage
whisper.
It is a
forcible
whisper
with some
admixture
of
tone..
Mux
::
Mux (v. t.) To mix in an
unitidy
and
offensive
way; to make a mess of.
Oxymel
::
Oxymel
(n.) A
mixture
of
honey,
water,
vinegar,
and
spice,
boiled
to a
sirup..
Slake
::
Slake (a.) To mix with
water,
so that a true
chemical
combination
shall take
place;
to
slack;
as, to slake
lime..
Foil
::
Foil (n.) A thin leaf of sheet
copper
silvered
and
burnished,
and
afterwards
coated
with
transparent
colors
mixed with
isinglass;
--
employed
by
jewelers
to give color or
brilliancy
to
pastes
and
inferior
stones..
Mash
::
Mash (n.) A mass of mixed
ingredients
reduced
to a soft pulpy state by
beating
or
pressure;
a mass of
anything
in a soft pulpy
state.
Specifically
(Brewing),
ground
or
bruised
malt, or meal of rye,
wheat,
corn, or other grain (or a
mixture
of malt and meal)
steeped
and
stirred
in hot water for
making
the
wort..
Intermix
::
Intermix
(v. i.) To be mixed
together;
to be
intermingled.
Pestle
::
Pestle
(v. t. & i.) To
pound,
pulverize,
bray, or mix with a
pestle,
or as with a
pestle;
to use a
pestle..
Boil
::
Boil (n.) A hard,
painful,
inflamed
tumor,
which,
on
suppuration,
discharges
pus, mixed with
blood,
and
discloses
a small
fibrous
mass of dead
tissue,
called
the
core..
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