mashup
/ˈmæʃʌp/Definitions
1. noun
A musical composition or recording that combines elements from two or more different songs or styles.
“The DJ created a mashup of the famous rock song and a pop hit to create a new dance track.”
2. noun
A mixture or blend of different things, especially in a way that is innovative or creative.
“The artist’s mashup of traditional and modern styles in her painting was a hit at the art show.”
3. verb
To combine or blend different things, especially in a way that is innovative or creative.
“The filmmakers decided to mashup old footage with new animation to create a unique visual style.”
4. verb
To mix or blend different things, especially in a way that is impromptu or spontaneous.
“The band decided to mashup a few different songs to create a new medley.”
5. noun
A combination of two or more things, especially in a way that is confusing or disorienting.
“The mashup of different architectural styles in the new building was confusing to navigate.”