mix-ups
nounUK /ˈmɪksʌps/
US /ˈmɪksʌps/
Mix-ups are mistakes where things get confused or put in the wrong place.
There were a few mix-ups with the seating plan at the party.
OTHER MEANINGS
2. A mix-up can be a fight or argument.
The two boys had a mix-up in the playground.
3. A mix-up can be a confused situation where people do not understand each other.
There was a mix-up about what time the bus would arrive.
4. A mix-up can be a mistake in matching things, like names and faces.
The teacher had a mix-up with the twins' names.