transitive (frequently in passive). To mix or mingle (two or more things). Frequently with together. Obsolete (English regional in later use).

transitive. To mix, intermingle, blend.

transitive. To join, mingle.

transitive. To mix, mingle (a thing, often a liquid substance, or quality); to commingle; esp. to mix (one thing) with (another), or (two or more…

transitive. To mix together; to blend.

transitive. To make up (a composite product) by the mixture of combination of various ingredients or elements.

transitive. To ‘meddle’ or mix together; to intermingle; to intermix. Const. with. Obsolete.

To mix, mingle, blend (ingredients) together, or (one ingredient) with another, in proper proportions. Also figurative. archaic.

More generally, of things, qualities, etc. transitive. To mix, mingle, combine, blend. Also with together, up.

transitive. To dissolve or mix together. Obsolete. rare.

To combine in a mixture. Obsolete.

transitive. To mix together, intermingle: = intermeddle, v. 1.

transitive. To mix (two or more things) together; to mix (one thing) with another or others; to blend, combine.

transitive. To make a medley or mixture of; to intermix with.

transitive. To put together or combine (two or more substances or things) so that the constituents or particles of each are interspersed or…

transitive. To mix, mingle.

transitive. To mix in (with something else); to mix intimately, mix up, commingle.

transitive. = immix, v.

transitive. To mix (substances or ingredients together, or one thing with another) so that they become physically united or form a new…

transitive. To mix, temper.

transitive. = commix, v. (chiefly in sense 1a).

transitive. To carry or convey in; to mingle, mix.

transitive. To mix with.

transitive. = mix, v.

transitive. To mix, mingle.

To put together, mix, compound (ingredients).

= intermix, v.

transitive. To mingle (two or more things) together, so that each is mixed with the other; also, to introduce and mix (an element) with another or…

transitive. To mix together, mix intimately, intermingle.

transitive. To mix or blend (one or more things) with another or others; to mix (two or more things) together; to mix (something) so as to produce a…

transitive. To mingle, mix up.

transitive. To mix or blend (one or more things) with another or others; to mix (two or more things) together; to mix (something) so as to produce…

transitive. To mix, to mingle. Obsolete.

transitive. To mix or mingle together.

transitive. To mix or blend intimately; to mingle, intermingle.

To mix (components) intimately or harmoniously so that their individuality is obscured in the product; esp. of qualities, properties, effects…

transitive. To immix.

To mingle or mix together, to blend. transitive. (Mostly in past participle, which may originally have been intransitive)

transitive. To ferment together, mix in fermentation.

transitive. To mix together, blend. Cf. subact, v.

transitive. To concoct by mixing. Cf. sense 2a.

transitive. To blend, mix (ingredients), esp. to form a paste. Also (esp. later) in extended use. Frequently with up. Obsolete.

To mingle.

transitive. To mix or mingle (something), as in a caudle.

To cause to unite or coalesce into one body or substance; esp. in Chemistry.

To blend intimately; to intermingle.

transitive and intransitive = immix, v.

transitive. To merge, blend; to combine or incorporate.