mixtures

Synonyms for mixtures

noun assortment, combination

early 15c., from Old French misture and directly from Latin mixtura "a mixing," from mixtus (see mix (v.)).

If either of the mixtures is too thick, dilute it with more cream.

To-day, Scotch, Welsh, and Irish are mixtures within mixtures.

That is why solutions are only mixtures and are not chemical compounds.

Test with clay, gravel, and loam, also with mixtures of these and leaf-mould.

Mixtures were inserted in the pedal departments of all large organs.

The two mixtures should flow together as they are poured into the barrel.

Here and there are mixtures of schist, gneiss, and porphyry.

The mixtures that may be used to make crayons are countless.

The purples are mixtures of red and violet or of red and blue.

These two mixtures are then boiled together for about three minutes.