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Maudle

To throw onto confusion or disorder to render maudlin

A wild fancy a confused notion

The condition of being mazed confusion astonishment

A mixture a mingled and confused mass of ingredients usually inharmonious a jumble a hodgepodge often

A disturbance noise and confusion a quarrel

Napoleon. Al l these codes under his administration are sometimes confusedly designated by the name of the Code Napoleon, Life of

Formerly a skirmish now a general row or confused fight or struggle

being interests. These terms have been adopted to obviate the confusion arising from the circumstance that powers in gross have been

Hotchpot [fr. hache en poche, Fr., a confused mingling of diverse things], a blending or mixing of lands

doctrine, born of necessity and public policy to prevent needless confusion and endless mischief, Gokaraju Rangaraju v. State of Andhra Pradesh,