Archaic past tense of bemix; thoroughly mixed or confused.
From 'bemix' using the older strong verb past tense ending '-t' instead of '-ed'. This represents an older English verb formation pattern.
Old English had many 'strong' verbs that changed their vowels instead of adding '-ed' (like 'sing/sang/sung'), and this word preserves that ancient pattern even though it's about mixing.
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