Meaning & Definition of Mix in English
English⟶
Mix
/mɪks/
noun
1. A commercially prepared mixture of dry ingredients
synonym:
- mix,
- premix
2. An event that combines things in a mixture
- "A gradual mixture of cultures"
synonym:
- mix,
- mixture
3. The act of mixing together
- "Paste made by a mix of flour and water"
- "The mixing of sound channels in the recording studio"
synonym:
- mix,
- commixture,
- admixture,
- mixture,
- intermixture,
- mixing
verb
1. Mix together different elements
- "The colors blend well"
synonym:
- blend,
- flux,
- mix,
- conflate,
- commingle,
- immix,
- fuse,
- coalesce,
- meld,
- combine,
- merge
2. Open (a place) to members of all races and ethnic groups
- "This school is completely desegregated"
synonym:
- desegregate,
- integrate,
- mix
3. Combine (electronic signals)
- "Mixing sounds"
synonym:
- mix
4. Add as an additional element or part
- "Mix water into the drink"
synonym:
- mix,
- mix in
5. To bring or combine together or with something else
- "Resourcefully he mingled music and dance"
synonym:
- mix,
- mingle,
- commix,
- unify,
- amalgamate
6. Mix so as to make a random order or arrangement
- "Shuffle the cards"
synonym:
- shuffle,
- ruffle,
- mix
Examples of using
Don't mix me up.
There are many people who think that it’s impossible not to mix up languages.
A cacophony is a mix of loud sounds.