mixture

Meaning

1. The act of mixing.
2. Something produced by mixing.
3. Something that consists of diverse elements.
4. A medicinal compound, typically a suspension of a solid in a solution
5. A compound organ stop.
6. A cloth of variegated colouring.
7. A mix of different dry foods as a snack, especially chevda or Bombay mix.

Concepts

mixture

mix

blend

compound

combination

mixing

intermixture

medley

admixture

jumble

miscellany

blending

variety

composition

amalgam

commixture

mishmash

potpourri

assortment

amalgamation

melange

concoction

solution

adulteration

mingling

hybrid

Chinese herbal medicine mixture

hodgepodge

salmagundi

conjunction

union

collection

miscellanea

alloy

medicine

compounding

impurity

fusion

aggregate

compost

composite

ingredient

hash

hotchpotch

mixed bag

motley

smorgasbord

miscellanies

shuffle

liquid medicine

equalization

unification

complication

jumbling together

mixing up

meld

arrangement

distribution

harmony

match

dash

preparation

cross

dilution

watering

mess

muddle

consolidation

merger

mis mosh

sachet

makeup

structure

mingling together

that which is agitated

contact

touch

commingling

uniting

confusion

act of mixing

alligation

chow-chow

immixture

interfusion

omnium gatherum

cordiality

fraternity

interlardment

farrago

hotpot

mash

mixt

mist

mistura

malaxation

admix

battering

compositing

incorporation intermix

intermixing

mixer

batch feeder

batching

burden

burdening

charge mixture

dosage

dosing

feed proportioning

furnish

make up the charge

make-up of charge

mixture making ingredient

Morta

soup

adjustment

tuning

combining

brew

decoction

potion

premix

compounded

join

sum

put together

mush

batter

aggregation

assemblage

catch-all

catchall

kind

pot-pourri

ragbag

set

sundries

Hyphenated as

mix‧ture

Pronounced as (IPA)

/ˈmɪkstʃə/

Etymology

From Middle English, borrowed from Old French misture, from Latin mixtūra (“a mixing”), from mixtus, perfect passive participle of misceō (“mix”); compare mix.

Sentences

The mixture took on a reddish color , almost the color of blood .