C. Short: Melange – i.e. salmagundi, hotchpotch, miscellany and scrambled hash, a little bit of each (first letters & lit).. P. L. Stone: Players' mix-up?
But Studio B and the hotchpotch of corridors and rooms around it are in a terrible state - flaking walls, collapsed ceilings and dead pigeons on the floor.
For him, the Enlightenment, with its sensistic, subjectivist attitude and devotion to the act of reasoning, rather than to the light of reason, degenerates inevitably into a hotchpotch of negation and ignorance, leading to radical corruption in ethics, and every other branch of philosophical endeavour.
When I am working on a book the hotchpotch gets worse and worse, file boxes of notes, notebooks, print-outs and photocopies, London library books, my own books.
"It's a mixture of branded areas such as the Mid Suffolk Business Park and a hotchpotch of old bits of building and piecemeal development and we need to make it a more attractive area to new businesses.
The previous system allowed a hotchpotch of advisers and brokers to sell investments from one or more firms and was widely held to be confusing and misleading.
Ho Chi Minh is dominated by the sights and sounds of construction; much of this new building is what one might call "neo- bourgeois Thai-style"; a hotchpotch of Asian and western styles tarted up with facades of wedding cake plasterwork and curly balconies held up by spiralling Corinthian columns.
They usually include a hotchpotch of bits and pieces of different people I know.
Then continue walking along Primrose Avenue, a hotchpotch of bungalows and houses, with parents taking children to school.
He'd patched together his journey home to deepest Kent – a combination of favours offered by suburban suppliers and hotchpotch trains.
