mixer
/ˈmɪksər/
noun
- A kitchen appliance used for mixing ingredients, such as a stand mixer or hand mixer.
- The dough was too stiff for the hand mixer, so I switched to the stand mixer.
- She used an electric mixer to beat the eggs and sugar together.
- After baking, I washed the mixer's beaters by hand.
- A non-alcoholic drink used to dilute or flavor alcoholic beverages.
- The bartender offered tonic water, soda, and juice as mixers.
- He ordered a rum and Coke, asking for extra mixer.
- For the party, we bought several bottles of soda to use as mixers.
- A social event where people meet and get to know each other.
- Our office organized a holiday mixer with games and snacks.
- The freshman mixer was held in the gym to help new students make friends.
- She met her best friend at a neighborhood mixer last summer.
- A device used in audio recording or live sound to combine and adjust multiple audio signals.
- The sound engineer adjusted the levels on the mixer during the concert.
- The mixer has eight channels for microphones and instruments.
- He bought a small mixer to record his podcast at home.