mixed-up

Their DNA gets mixed up when different pairs of animals have babies.

The source of the threat may have gotten their addresses mixed up — ballot processing centers have been the targets of a number of recent bomb threats, but the one for L.A.

“The children become very emotionally mixed up,” says Sir Andrew McFarlane, the head of the Family Court in England and Wales.

Trump has mixed up words, names, places and timelines in his remarks on the campaign trail and in interviews, and routinely goes on strange tangents in the midst of longer and longer stump speeches.

It must have got mixed up with something and it's only surfaced now.