mongrel

• Ideological politics is thus a mongrel, an unlovely mix of the personal and the principled, the parochial and the public-spirited, the pragmatic and the dogmatic. —  Cato Daily Podcast
• I am English, Irish, Portugese, Swedish, Duthch in other words a mongrel of sorts.
• Whether you're using nginx + mongrel, apache + mongrel or apache + passenger, your web server buffers the entire request before rails locks itself for processing. —  RubyCorner
• The word "mongrel," originally applied to one of these quadruped combinations of variety, has long been used to signify anything in which mixture of class existed, especially of a debasing kind, to which such mixture generally tends. —  Notes and Queries, Number 201, September 3, 1853 A Medium of Inter-communication for Literary Men, Artists, Antiquaries, Genealogists, etc
• I questioned, surprised He laughed, but not pleasantly He vas ze mongrel--sure; you know not zat? —  Gordon Craig Soldier of Fortune

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