a despicable or contemptible person; a scoundrel or hoodlum

confused; chaotic; disorderly

to combine different substances or elements together

concrete (building material)

to hang around aimlessly or spend time with questionable companions

shameful, unreasonable, or absolutely disgraceful in behavior or speech

Describing a situation or state that is confused, disorganized, or lacking clarity

to enter a place, organization, or group secretly or by using a false identity

to blur boundaries or facts, often for the purpose of misleading others

to mix or mingle different elements or substances together

confused fighting or a free-for-all; to join in such fighting

opaque or thick with suspended sediment or impurities (used primarily for liquids)

to sneak into

mixture; composite

to confuse one thing with another; to muddle

to hang out or spend time with others, typically in an aimless or improper manner (derogatory)

to mix in as part of a community or group, often while concealing one's true identity

A person of mixed blood or racial ancestry.

lit. fish and dragons mixed in together; fig. crooks mixed in with the honest folk

medley (swimming)

to pass a test, inspection, or obstacle by using deception or trickery

to pass one's time aimlessly, muddle through life, or loaf around without ambition or purpose

unclear or ambiguous in meaning or expression

textile produced by spinning together two or more different types of fibers

to mix up or confuse one thing with another

to obscure the facts or mislead the public with falsehoods

to mislead others by false appearances or behavior; to hoodwink

To pass off fake or inferior items as genuine or high-quality; to deceive using lookalikes.

to work for a living

to fish in troubled water; to take advantage of a crisis for personal gain

mixed; reorganized into a new unit

a contemptible, dishonest, or troublesome person; a scoundrel or wretch

water that contains sediment or impurities and is not clear.

mixed (growth of wood)

a person who causes great trouble or behaves in a lawless, monstrous way; an unruly troublemaker or fiend in human form

to confuse right and wrong (idiom)

a ruffian, hooligan, or person with no legitimate profession who lives by their wits or antisocial means

to work half-heartedly or with minimum effort

to muddle or fail to distinguish between different concepts, situations, or matters

to confuse black and white, deliberately distorting the truth or failing to distinguish right from wrong

a mixture of good and bad people; various characters mingling together

mixed cropping (growing two or more crops together in the same field)

a ruffian, thug, or idle person who is part of a street gang

foreign matter or substances mixed into a material, often reducing its purity or quality