mix-inn.
/ˈmɪksɪn/, U.S. /ˈmɪksˌɪn/ U.S. colloquial. rare.
A fight.
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1912 R. A. Wason Friar Tuck xxi. 212 An' what he's achin' for now is a mix-in with the Cross brand outfit.
This entry has been updated (OED Third Edition, September 2002; most recently modified version published online March 2022).
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n.1912- to tell someone where to get off
- to tell speak the truth and shame the devil
- to tell steps with
- to tell t'other from which
- to tell tales
- to tell tales out of school
- to tell tales out of the school
- to tell tears
- to tell the bees
- to tell the clock
- to shout from the housetops
- to shout murder
- to shout on the house-top
- to shout on the house-tops
- to shout on the housetop
- to shout on the housetops
- to shout something from the house-top
- to shout something from the house-tops
- to shout something from the housetop
- to shout something from the housetops
- to shout something on the house-top
- to shout something on the house-tops
- to shout something on the housetop
- to shout something on the housetops
- to shout something upon the house-top