How To Use Mix up In A Sentence
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Mix up pots of poster paint, and give your children a pot of paint in each colour, a couple of brushes and a glass of water.
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If you mix up those data we shan't find the one we need quickly.
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You need electric juice to mix up all those fruity summer drinks to be enjoyed poolside.
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However "boring" my introduction may have appeared to Dr. Tarassuk, it was necessary precisely for the purpose of making the term clear to foreign readers, so that they would not mix up kliukva with the non-ironic terms "blunder" or "boner.
Cranberry Sauce
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The drinks meanwhile are exquisite: dashing barmen mix up cool signatures such as the Champagne Martini and the cucumber-infused Mojito.
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We mix up cardio, stretches and body weights to hone and tone her body.
The Sun
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Behind a circular wood-bar, staff mix up magnificent concoctions like Guavapolitans and Lychee-tinis and awestruck babes and their boys knock them back like soda pop.
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Mix up some plaster of Paris with the water in the paper cup, stirring until smooth with the Popsicle stick.
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Coarse salt has a more noticeable saltiness, so add just a little when you start to mix up your batch, and add more to taste.
Butter with Sea Salt Crystals | Baking Bites
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Don't mix up the bottles - you'll have to repeat the experiment if you do.
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They'll never remember to pay you in that state and even if they do, they'll mix up tenners and fivers - a fact which won't always work in your favour.
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Though as Dave Heasman points out far too often, I still mix up homonyms.
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I like to mix up designer clothes.
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Makes me wonder if Fate didn't mix up the cards a bit, dealing us exactly the wrong partners at the wrong time.
WHERE THE HEART IS
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Add into the mix up-and-coming chasers like Our Vic and Lord Sam, plus the inevitable two or three dark horses, and you have plenty of names with which to conjure.
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Doctors' ethics prohibit them from taking part in an execution, so the prison must ask one of its employees to mix up the drugs, and then "administer" them.
John Duty: human guinea pig in Oklahoma's cruel experiment
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I like to mix up designer clothes.
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I like to mix up the lanes and have swimmers race a bit in practice.
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Someone has to keep running in and out of the house to mix up a fresh batch of pina coladas, margaritas and the like.
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I'd set my alarm, drag my ass out of bed, mix up a quick Red Bull/amphetamine breakfast shake, and spot-weld myself to the couch in front of the TV.
Surviving Grady
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She wanted to "mix up hippie and hipster," she says, "because the hipsters are the modern version of what our parents were.
On Runways, Hippie Chick Meets '80s Lady
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However, you gotta mix up the cusses so people think you're creative.
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[Excuse me if I mix up Kend and Marty here, they are indistinguishable even though I realize from their morphemic inflections that they hail from different parts of these United States.]
Second Thoughts
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They'll never remember to pay you and even if they do, they'll mix up tenners and fivers.
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Depressed people may mix up their words.
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Playing hands from early position in poker is a good way to mix up your play, and that in turn helps construct an volatile image for yourself.
2007 August | Poker Hands
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Don't mix up the bottles - you'll have to repeat the experiment if you do.
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Then in a separate bowl, you mix up 3 1/2 cups flour.
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But the white powder you mix up yourself with water, supplemented with a dash of UniBond PVA adhesive, will solve most household filling problems.
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Weather is too hot, children has a fever, be an empty mix up? Is blowy still fan good?
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I like to mix up designer clothes.
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Don't mix up the bottles - you'll have to repeat the experiment if you do.
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But I am willing to admit, since the truth is out, that it has long been my custom in preparing an article of a humorous nature to go down to the cellar and mix up half a gallon of myosis with a pint of hyperbole.
Further Foolishness
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Being the great friend that I am, I go to the mini fridge and go mix up a special drink for hangovers.
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The word "miscellaneous" comes from the Latin verb miscere, meaning "to mix", and if you mix up the letters of "miscellaneous" you get
The Guardian World News
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Harry greets the mix up with a guffaw of laughter.
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Mix up some 1-hour epoxy, and work the goo into the holes with a small tool such as a toothpick.
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Trocar" is also a legitimate Spanish word "trocar" vt 1. [transformar] - -- algo (en algo) 2. [intercambiar] to swap, to exchange 3. [malinterpretar] to mix up.
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They sometimes choose to mix up a literal translation of some such texts with what are Islamic legal provisions in the true sense of that terminology.
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One way to keep us on our toes is to mix up your timing - lately, you've gotten into the habit of repeating punchlines, stretching out a joke forever, hitting us with this staggering, marcato rhythm.
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Depressed people may mix up their words.
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She thinks that people who mix up homophones (like stationary for stationery) ought to have bricks thrown through their windows.
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The chicken was tasty and well-cooked, leaving me to mix up concoctions of guacamole, sour cream, salsa and grated cheese in the warm, floury fajitas.
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But if it be inflamed, having boiled in water the root of me ivy, finely powdered, and mixing the finest flour, and stirring it up with white wine, apply as a cataplasm, and mix up some fat with these things.
On Fistulae
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Two semesters of organic chemistry later, I decided that medicine is best left to those that don't mix up alkyl halide reactions.
Lesley Ryder: After Hamilton, Chasing a Dream
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The actress is as irritating as she is perfect in the role of feckless and blowsy Kathy who loses her house after a mix up with local taxes.
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Just about two years ago this column was born after I had the idea to mix up a few Vesper Martinis , having just seen Casino Royale.
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But you shouldn't mix up the venture failing with the person failing.
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Be sure you mix up your arsenal as you press forward to maximize your unit's effectiveness.
