Mixed; mingled; adulterated, blended; disturbed, confused. Also as n.

Mixed, combined, intermingled. Cf. melled, adj.1 1.

Mixed, mingled; mottled. Obsolete.

= blended, adj. Also as past participle.

Intermixed.

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

Mixed or blended together, combined; (also) containing or consisting of a mixture of different parts or elements.

That has been mingled (in various senses of the verb); mixed, interspersed.

Intermixed, intermingled.

gen. Mingled or blended together; assorted; formed by the mingling or combining of different substances, articles, individuals, etc.

Intermixed.

Mixed together, intimately mixed, intermingled.

Blended so that the distinction of elements is lost; = confused, adj. 4.

Mingled with each other or with some other thing.

Made up of several ingredients mingled together; blended, mixed. Cf. confuse, v. 4. rare.

Intermingled, intermixed.

Mingled, intermixed.

As complement of to be or in other stative expressions (sometimes passing into adjectival use; cf. B.). In a mixture or jumble; intermingled; esp.…

Mingled together, blended.

Mingled. Obsolete. rare.

Of or belonging to confluence or mingling together.

Of a number of things originally separate: Meeting or ‘running’ into each other at the margins, so as… Applied to spots, markings, surfaces, etc…

mixed up, commingled.

Mingled.