Concoction (noun)

1. A mixture of various ingredients, usually in liquid form.
2. Something that is made by mixing different things together.
3. An invented or fabricated story or explanation.

Origin:

The word concoction is derived from the late 16th century, from the latin word "concoctionem" which means "cooking" or "preparing".

Examples:

1. The chef made a delicious concoction of seafood and vegetables.
2. The potion was a powerful concoction of herbs and spices.
3. The story was a concocted tale that was meant to deceive.
4. The drink was a concoction of different juices.
5. The medicine was a concoction of different ingredients.