Confusedly mixed, promiscuous; disorderly, marked by confusion; = confused, adj. 3.

As past participle: blended, mingled; confused, blurred.

Intermingled, in confusion.

Confused, miscellaneous.

Of water: muddied or polluted, esp. by being disturbed. Also figurative and in figurative contexts. In extended use: confused, disordered. Now rare.

Characterized by disorderly combination or intermixture; disordered, disorderly.

Consisting of assorted parts or elements grouped or massed together without order; mixed and disorderly in composition or character; (with plural…

Disorderly and rushed; confused, tumultuous; indiscriminate.

Tangled (literal and figurative); confused, muddled; involved, complicated.

Made up of a mingle-mangle or hotchpotch; jumbled, muddled. Now rare.

Chiefly Scottish. Boisterous; rough and tumble; disordered. Now rare.

Confused, incoherent, nonsensical, rubbishy.

Huddled, confused, congested.

Confused, muddled.

= promiscuous, adj.

Mixed up in disorder, confused, muddled up, etc.: see the verb. (In quot. 1611, strummed.)

= promiscuous, adj.

Mischievously or bewilderingly transformed, utterly confused, or muddled.

Characterized by disorderly haste or headlong confusion.

Confused, muddled; confusing, bewildering.

Rough and disorderly, confused, makeshift.

Confused, disordered; mingled confusedly.

Made into printers' pie; (figurative) jumbled, confused.

Confused, muddled; (also) mixed up, higgledy-piggledy.

Consisting of a mixture of things; jumbled, muddled.

colloquial (originally U.S.). Spoiled, esp. by being badly managed or handled; messed up, ruined. Also: confused, mistaken. Cf. to screw up 10a at…

Confused, chaotic.

In the senses of the verb.

colloquial. Of a person: lacking composure, common sense, or level-headedness; disorganized. Also of behaviour, a situation, etc.: not under…