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mingler

mingler

7.1
A machine that mixes food or other materials
  • noun
  • /ˈmɪŋɡlər/
  • Specialized
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  • The bakery used an industrial mingler to combine dough ingredients quickly and evenly.

Examples

  • She bought a small mingler for her kitchen to help with baking projects.

  • A mingler is essential in factories that process large batches of chemicals.

  • The mingler quickly blended the ingredients together.

  • I need a new mingler for my kitchen!

  • The bakery used an industrial mingler to combine dough ingredients quickly and evenly.

  • A mingler is essential in factories that process large batches of chemicals.

  • She bought a small mingler for her kitchen to help with baking projects.

Synonyms

mixer
vsmingler
37 1.5

A kitchen machine that combines and beats ingredients for cooking or baking

is used for mixing a wider range of physical substances including industrial materials
stirrer
vsmingler
5 2.1

A small tool used to mix drinks or liquids

is designed to mix a wider range of physical substances, not only stir liquids
muddler
vsmingler
1 5.3

A tool used to crush and mix ingredients when making drinks

is used for general mixing of substances rather than focused crushing for drinks
combiner
vsmingler
1 4.6

A person or thing that brings separate parts and information together

focuses specifically on mixing physical substances, not combining abstract information
homogenizer
vsmingler
  • Specialized
6.6

A machine that mixes and breaks liquids like milk so they become smooth and the same throughout

focuses on general blending of substances rather than forcing uniform particle size

Antonyms

3 3.4

A thing that keeps two areas apart, like a curtain or a mark in text

How Powerful

homogenizer
  • Specialized
6.6
blender
96 1.0
mingler
  • Specialized
7.1
mixer
37 1.5
stirrer
5 2.1

Surface Forms

mingler singular
minglers plural

Morphology

mingler = mingle (transparent) = mingle + er

Formed by adding the agent/instrument suffix '-er' to the verb 'mingle', producing an agent or instrument meaning 'one that mixes or blends'.

Etymology

Mingler comes from the verb mingle, which means 'mix', and the ending -er that names a thing that does an action; think of a mixer. So a mingler is a machine that 'mixes' ingredients or materials.