mix·er 
/ˈmɪksɚ/ noun
plural mix·ers /ˈmɪksɚ/ noun [count] 1 : a machine used for mixing things
▪ a handheld mixer ▪ Using an electric mixer, blend the cake batter on medium (speed) for two minutes. ▪ a cement mixer [=a large machine that keeps cement wet and soft by turning until the cement is used] — see picture at kitchen 2 : a drink (such as soda) that does not contain alcohol and that is used in an alcoholic mixed drink
▪ Orange juice is her favorite mixer. 3 : someone who controls the recording of sounds (such as the words and music) that go with a movie or television show
▪ the sound mixer 4 ◊A good mixer is someone who is comfortable in social situations and can talk easily with other people. A poor mixer is uncomfortable or awkward in social situations.
▪ For a politician, she was not a very good mixer. ▪ He was shy and a poor mixer. 5 chiefly US : a social gathering to help people in a group meet each other in a friendly and informal way
▪ an informal mixer
▪ a handheld mixer ▪ Using an electric mixer, blend the cake batter on medium (speed) for two minutes. ▪ a cement mixer [=a large machine that keeps cement wet and soft by turning until the cement is used] — see picture at kitchen
▪ Orange juice is her favorite mixer.
▪ the sound mixer
▪ For a politician, she was not a very good mixer. ▪ He was shy and a poor mixer.
▪ an informal mixer
