mingle
verb (used without object), min·gled, min·gling.
verb (used with object), min·gled, min·gling.
noun
Origin of mingle
Synonyms for mingle
Related Words for mingle
mix, intermingle, blend, meld, circulate, interweave, wed, marry, coalesce, unite, commingle, merge, intermix, compound, alloy, admix, fraternize, network, consort, associateExamples from the Web for mingle
Contemporary Examples of mingle
The 420-friendly site, “built by stoners for stoners,” allows you to mingle and jingle with—well, you get it.
It was notable Wednesday that the cameraman and photographers were allowed to mingle somewhat freely with the playgroup.
Research suggests forcing coworkers to mingle can be damaging for relationships between diverse members of staff.
The appeal: they are “judgment-free zones where the like-minded can mingle freely and furtively.”
Celebrities like Paris Hilton and an incognito Selena Gomez mingle in the elevated VIP area by the main stage.
Historical Examples of mingle
He did not mingle with it, but remained aloof, always himself, and was even feared by it.
White FangJack London
He must mingle sometimes with others, that he may be always with her!
Vivian GreyEarl of Beaconsfield, Benjamin Disraeli
He had also a trick to mingle his commodity, that that which was bad might go off with the least mistrust.
BunyanJames Anthony Froude
If he could but see her and mingle his tears with hers he would be content.
The Captain of the Pole-Star and Other TalesArthur Conan Doyle
Must mingle other atoms with those before they stabilize in our plane.
Wanderer of InfinityHarl Vincent