混まぜる

混ぜる means to mix ingredients or things together generally, while 絡める specifically implies coating or entwining one thing around or through another.

混ぜる is the everyday verb for physically mixing ingredients or objects, while 混合 is the more formal noun/する-verb used in technical or abstract contexts.

混ぜる is the general verb for mixing two or more things together, while 混ぜ込む specifically stresses folding one ingredient into an existing base.

混ぜる is the everyday word for physically mixing ingredients or substances, while 交える carries a more formal or deliberate nuance of combining distinct elements, often with inclusion or exchange in mind.

混ぜる is the general, neutral verb for mixing ingredients together, whereas 掻き回す implies a rougher, more vigorous or disorderly stirring motion.

混ぜる is the native Japanese verb for physically stirring or blending things, while ミックス is a loanword noun/suru-verb used more broadly, including for audio or abstract combinations.

混ぜる is the everyday verb for stirring or combining ingredients on purpose, whereas 混入 usually describes something getting mixed in accidentally or improperly.

混ぜる means to mix ingredients together in general, whereas 溶く specifically means to mix a powder or egg into a liquid to make it smooth and uniform.

jumble; hodgepodge; mishmash

mixed rice; rice with added ingredients

mazesoba; brothless ramen; noodle dish without soup

stir well; mix thoroughly · interrupt with a joke; butt in with a facetious comment; make fun of someone's words

jumble; mess; mishmash

jumble; hodgepodge; mishmash