magazine; CL:本[ben3],份[fen4],期[qi1]

hybrid; mixed breed; bastard; son of a bitch

grocery store; emporium

weeds

offal; cooked minced offal; chop suey (American Chinese dish); incoherent (information); (derog.) asshat; jerk

magazine publisher

a sideshow; vaudeville; juggling

junk; items of no value; various bits and bobs

groceries; miscellaneous goods

to do odd jobs; to do unskilled work

noise

noisy; clamorous

to hybridize; to crossbreed; promiscuity

tangled and complicated (idiom)

distracting thoughts

to complicate; to become complicated

variant of 雜|杂[za2]

acrobatics; CL:場|场[chang3]

in a mess; in a jumble; chaotic

dubious or hard-to-treat cases (medicine); hard cases

to mix; to mingle

many and varied; confused

in disorder

odd jobs; servant or army orderly doing odd jobs

to mix

noisy

a clamor; a din

to mix together (disparate substances); to mingle; a mix; to be tangled up with

complex; complicated; many and varied

disorganized; rambling; incoherent

to mix; to blend; to dilute

miscellaneous tasks; various chores

miscellaneous goods

to put together various bits; to knock sth together; hash (computing); see also 散列[san3 lie4]

a Yuan dynasty form of musical comedy

odd jobs; miscellaneous tasks

a clamor; a din

(of disparate elements) to mix in with one another; (of diverse groups of people) to live in the same area; to coexist

see 雜多縣|杂多县[Za2 duo1 Xian4]

mixed marriage

Miscellaneous School of the Warring States Period (475-221 BC) whose leading advocate was Lü Buwei 呂不韋|吕不韦[Lu:3 Bu4 wei2]

cohabitation (of different populations or races); to coexist

unskilled worker

convenience store; variety store

literary miscellany; varia

odd jobs; part-time worker

random thoughts (a literary genre)

acrobatics; entertainment at folk festival

assortment of preserved fruits; (fig.) hodgepodge