mixing up

They never knew the date, they were for ever mixing up the days of the week.

We ascribe them to the error of mixing up the permanent principles of Christianity with its temporary institutions.

I did make the most colors by mixing up all kinds of bark and leaves.

When he had gone I put all the other shackles away out of reach so there could be no mixing up.

"You're mixing up some fairy story of the Upas Tree, or something of that sort," he said.

The other Amorians curled up with laughter at the way things were mixing up, and at the last exquisite joke.

It seems to me that this difficulty arises from the mixing up of the angakoqs visit to Sedna with the tradition itself.

He didn't want to at first because he didn't like Ellen mixing up with the Twirlers.

And who ever heard of Abel Crew mixing up poison in his pills?

This is a clever way of mixing up two distinct and separate matters.