The action of ming, v.1 (in various senses); mingling, mixing, confusion; an instance of this. Also concrete: a mixture; †a crowd, an assembly (obs…

A mingling, a mixture; a confusion, a mess. Now English regional and Newfoundland.

The result of mixing, blending or combining; a mixture, blend, or combination. In first quot.: a patch in cloth. Obsolete.

Scottish. A mixture (in quot. 1400: (perhaps) a balanced mixture); a hotchpotch. Cf. medley, n. 8. Obsolete.

A (material or immaterial) product of mixing; a blend or combination; an aggregate of heterogeneous ingredients. Usually with of.

A mixture; a compound; = commixture, n. 3. Obsolete.

A combination, mixture. A simple mixture of components. (Without disparaging connotations.) Obsolete.

figurative and transferred. (Cf. stew, n.2 5, browst, n., etc.).

A mixture, a medley.

The action of mingling; the state of being mixed or mingled; mixture. Also concrete: a mingled mass, a mixture. Now rare.

figurative. A mixture, a medley; a muddle, a mess. Cf. miscellane, n. adj.

A miscellany, mixture, or medley. Cf. maslin, n.2

The product or result of mixing things together; a mixture, a blend; a compound.

figurative and allusively, as a type of something mixed (†or savoury).

A mixture, medley, or assortment; (a collection of) miscellaneous objects or items.

A combination, a mixture. Obsolete. rare.

More generally: any work, composition, argument, etc., consisting (or considered to consist) of features, ideas, or pieces of information drawn…

A mixture.

A substance composed of different elements; a compound substance.

gen. A concrete or concreted mass, a concretion, compound; a concrete substance. Also figurative (Obsolete in literal sense, except as in B. 3.)

Something produced by blending different elements; a mixture. rare.

figurative and in extended use. A varied or piquant mixture.

The blending or combination of elements, ‘humours’, or qualities, in the animal body, in herbs, etc. In wider sense: Mingling, mixture, combination…

A mixture, blend, or combination of two or more things.

= mixtil, n.1

transferred. A mixture, medley.

= miscellany, n. 1 3.

figurative. A mixture, combination.

A mixture.

figurative and in extended use. A mixture or combination of factors or elements.

A blending; a mixture formed by blending various sorts or qualities (e.g. of spirits, wines, tea, tobacco, etc.).

A mixture of two or more elements; (also) an ingredient or element added to a mixture; = admixture, n. 2.

A combination or blend; a mixture.

figurative. A combination of different qualities, features, etc., which make an integrated whole.

A blend, a combination; something formed by blending or mingling.

figurative. A mixture or fusion of disparate elements; a mess, a muddle.