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mixmaster

/ˈmɪksˌmæstər/
mix · mas · ter

Plural:mixmasters
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• noun

1

North American An electric kitchen mixer, especially a stand mixer (originally and often capitalized as a trademark).

Example

"She used a vintage mixmaster to whip the egg whites into stiff peaks for the meringue."


2

A disc jockey or music producer who is highly skilled at mixing, blending, and scratching audio tracks.

Example

"The club hired a renowned mixmaster to keep the crowd dancing all night."


3

American A complex, multi-level highway interchange with numerous crisscrossing ramps and overpasses.

Example

"Commuters often get confused navigating the sprawling downtown mixmaster during rush hour."

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Word Origin & Etymology

Originally a proprietary trademark (Mixmaster) introduced by the Sunbeam Products company in 1930 for its line of electric stand mixers, later adopted colloquially in hip-hop and club culture for a skilled DJ.

Usage Trend

Historical frequency of usage in published text.

180019102020

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