mishmash , also: mishmosh

It must have showed on his face because Mishmash turned away.

It was a mishmash from the start, according to many who worked there.

The first half of the program was, unfortunately, a mishmash.

She once described their personal art collection as a "mishmash."

They were excellent ideas and better than the mishmash we have now.

Even the voice of the narrator turns out to be a mishmash.

But the results, as in this case, can also be a mishmash with no culture clearly defined.

The new Treaty has remained the same mishmash as the old one.

Its original name was a mishmash of various states and transportation groups.

It is not just small operations that make a mishmash of their sites.

My head is just a mishmash of old prayers and responses.

"They sell a mishmash of things in the store," he said.

You've got to agree that this hybrid idea is a bit of a mishmash.

In some places, the result is a mishmash of conflicting approaches.

Children may not be annoyed by this mishmash, but adults probably will.

Then we have a mishmash of sittings running from one week into the next.

Getting up there and letting all those lies come out of me, that mishmash.

But the night was a messy mishmash born of good intentions.

It's a small show and something of a mishmash.

His career, if it ends here, will add up to a mishmash of memories.

He decided not to take Mishmash down that street.

And God knows what sort of a mishmash they'll make of it.

The staging is over the top and a mishmash of ideas, but at times intriguing.

The result is a mishmash of laws, rules, procedures and technologies.

Still, it was a mishmash that teenagers in those families seemed to grasp.