mishmash

The mishmash of letters created a different word altogether — one that just so happens to be a vulgar term for “breasts” in Spanish.

"Right now, with a lack of a stronger regulatory framework with respect to digital assets, really what you're relying on is a mishmash of rulings from U.S. district courts throughout the country," Groth said.

The intertwining plots unroll in a mishmash of styles.

A commissioned score, performed live by the six-member chamber ensemble yMusic, amounted to a generic mishmash of strings, horns and the occasional voice.

Meanwhile, it was mostly a mishmash of mistakes, penalties and missed opportunities for the Bruins in the game’s early going.