Mixed | Mean of mixed in English Dictionary

/ˈmɪkst/

• made of different kinds of things mixed together or combined
1. a can of mixed nuts
2. bags of mixed candy
3. We ate salads of mixed greens.
• including or involving people of different races or religions
1. They live in a mixed neighborhood.
2. She's of mixed African and European ancestry.
3. children of mixed race/races
4. people of mixed racial origin/ancestry
5. a racially mixed couple
• including or involving people of both sexes
1. She went to a mixed school. [=a school for both boys and girls]
2. a mixed chorus
3. playing mixed doubles in tennis [=a game of doubles in which each team has a man and a woman]
4. The women never spoke of sex or pregnancy in mixed company. [=when men were present]

• both good and bad, favorable and unfavorable, etc.
1. The play received mixed reviews. = The play's reviews were mixed. [=some critics liked the play, while other critics did not]
2. His decision got a mixed reaction from the family.
3. The experiment got mixed results.
4. He had mixed emotions [=he was both happy and sad] about the end of his trip.
5. I'm having mixed feelings about this class.