mixed-up
mixed-up adjective: mixed together in an uncertain manner.
Adjective
mixed-up (comparative more mixed-up, superlative most mixed-up)
- Mixed together in an uncertain manner
- Confused, muddled or bewildered
- […] with such expectations of gun violence, should it be any surprise that the expectations are obligingly met by mixed-up kids?2001, New Statesman, volume 130, numbers 4519-4530, page 20
Forms of mixed-up
| comparative | more mixed-up |
|---|---|
| superlative | most mixed-up |
Questions about mixed-up
- What does mixed-up mean?
- Mixed-up means mixed together in an uncertain manner.
- What part of speech is mixed-up?
- Mixed-up is an adjective.
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