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mixed bag Definition

☆ mixed bag

noun

an assortment or mixture, esp. of diverse elements, types of people, etc. brought together at random

mixed bag Usage Examples

Preposition: of

  • nut: Another three-piece band, Captain Roger are like a mixed bag of nuts.
  • review: The Hostel has received quite a mixed bag of reviews, with it's lashing of sex and violence wearing thin after awhile.
  • folk: I could not hope to meet a more down-to-earth mixed bag of folk.
  • response: There have been comments - and I understand there have been a fairly mixed bag of responses.

Converse of object

  • produce: Milton Lake As with all lakes, Milton continues to fish well producing mixed bags to 40/50lb and the odd bag to 80lb.
  • take: Regular Chris Adams fishing peg 1 took a real mixed bag on pole tactics.

Preposition: on

  • tactic: Regular Chris Adams fishing peg 1 took a real mixed bag on pole tactics.

Adjective modifier

  • real: Regular Chris Adams fishing peg 1 took a real mixed bag on pole tactics.
  • good: Stuart Richfield fished peg 8 mid week and took a good 50lb mixed bag on feeder tactics.
  • 100lb: Two angler fishing the top of the island had a good day mid week taking a mixed 100lb bag.

Preposition: with

  • bream: The mid water sections are all fishing well for mixed bags with bream and tench being taken.