mis·ci·ble \ˈmisəbəl\adjective Etymology: Medieval Latin miscibilis, from Latin miscēre to mix + -ibilis -ible — more at mix : capable of being mixed : mixable; specifically: capable of mixing in any ratio without separation of two phases — used especially of fluids; compare compatible 2f < two miscible liquids, such as water and alcohol, or oil and kerosene — George M. Sutheim > < gases are completely miscible — F.H.Getman & Farrington Daniels >