Mixer

Pronunciation: /ˈmɪksər/

Definitions of mixer

noun a person or thing that mixes

Example Sentences

A1 I use a mixer to make cakes.

A2 She bought a new mixer for her kitchen.

B1 The DJ used a mixer to blend different songs together.

B2 The bartender used a mixer to create a delicious cocktail.

C1 The audio engineer adjusted the levels on the mixer during the live concert.

C2 The chef used a high-powered mixer to prepare the dough for the bread.

Examples of mixer in a Sentence

formal The professional chef used a high-quality mixer to blend the ingredients smoothly.

informal I borrowed my neighbor's mixer to make a cake for the party.

slang I love using my new mixer to whip up some tasty drinks.

figurative She is a great mixer at social gatherings, always connecting people and starting conversations.

Grammatical Forms of mixer

• past tense: mixed
• plural: mixers
• comparative: more mixer
• superlative: most mixer
• present tense: mix
• future tense: will mix
• perfect tense: have mixed
• continuous tense: is mixing
• singular: mixer
• positive degree: mixer
• infinitive: to mix
• gerund: mixing
• participle: mixed

Origin and Evolution of mixer

First Known Use: 1500 year

Language of Origin: Old French

Story behind the word: The word 'mixer' originated from the Old French word 'meschier' meaning 'to mix' or 'to mingle'.

Evolution of the word: Initially used in the context of blending or combining ingredients, the word 'mixer' has evolved to also refer to a device used for mixing or blending substances, such as in cooking or music production.