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Meanings of mishmash in English

Portuguese
miscelânea
Catalan
calaix de sastre
Spanish
mezcla

A motley assortment of things.

miscelânea
Usage of mishmash in English
1
But its mishmash of businesses is ripe for, say, a loyalty scheme.
Reuters
2
You were a mishmash of many things; I couldn't recover you whole.
Servant of a dark god
3
Now we let whole mishmash sit for a while, check for leaks.
Jem
4
Thomas looked down at the mishmash of tire prints in the gravel.
Take a Chance on Me
5
This whole outfit is just a mishmash of stuff from the past.
Hollow World
6
Ten years later, I suddenly found myself in this mishmash of a city.
BBC
7
On Tennis: The Davis Cup is a mishmash of a competition.
The Irish Times
8
Making sense of Yahoo's mishmash was a tall order for Mayer.
The Guardian
9
Sounds like a mishmash of moussaka and pasta if you ask me .
The Irish Times
10
The same mishmash of dislocated excuses figured in debates on all drink-driving legislation.
The Irish Times
11
So it was hardly a surprise what they delivered wasa mishmash.
The Guardian
12
I know that the first rounds were a gooey, lumpy mishmash.
The new yorker
13
A mishmash of city and seaside town, cosmopolitanism and artisan craftiness.
The Irish Times
14
Looking on in despair as a mishmash of e-mails piles up in Outlook?
Reuters
15
My grandfather answered him in whatever Eastern European mishmash he spoke.
Kalooki Nights
16
That seems to be a ridiculous mishmash of superannuated customs and false ambition.
Daniel Deronda
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Translations for mishmash
Spanish
mezcla
Mishmash through the time
Mishmash across language varieties
United States of America
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