mixload
verbUK /ˈmɪksləʊd/
US /ˈmɪksloʊd/
To mixload means to put different things together in one load.
We mixload the laundry so all the colors go in together.
OTHER MEANINGS
2. To load a vehicle or container with a mixture of different items at the same time.
The truckers mixload the boxes to save space.
3. In computing, to combine several files or data sets into a single load operation.
The program can mixload the images into one batch.
4. To fill a washing machine with clothes of different colors and fabrics together.
She decided to mixload the towels and shirts.