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mixed-up
[mikst-uhp]
adjective
completely confused or emotionally unstable.
a mixed-up teenager.
mixed-up
adjective
in a state of mental confusion; perplexed
Word History and Origins
Origin of mixed-up1
Example Sentences
For years, people would come for tours and declare, “I love Will Rogers and his horse, Trigger!” — a mixed-up reference to the actor and rodeo star Roy Rogers.
Mrs Lindsay said they looked absolutely identical when they were young, adding "I've got them mixed-up".
Then you can pour in your mixed-up eggs and salsa, and very carefully stir them around until the eggs are cooked.
As of Monday, no illnesses or allergic reactions tied to the mixed-up had been reported.
She’s a mixed-up youngster who half-wonders if maybe having a baby would help her mature.
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