intransitive. Of things: to be or become mixed (with). Obsolete.

intransitive. Of things: to mingle, combine. Also transitive (reflexive). Obsolete.

Of persons. transitive. Scottish in later use. To mix, blend (people). Also with with, together. Usually in passive. Now rare.

To mix, mingle; esp. to unite intimately, so as to form a uniform or harmonious mixture.

intransitive. To mix or mingle (with something or someone else). Now rare.

transitive. To mix (something) with something else; to add (something) as an ingredient or additional element. Also intransitive: to mingle or be…

intransitive. To undergo mixing or combination; to be able to be mixed; to blend, mingle, or unite with something else; to be compatible, to go (well…

intransitive. Of material and immaterial things: to unite or combine in a close relationship; to join together; (of one item) to mix or combine in or…

intransitive. To weld, become welded; figurative to blend. Cf. well, n.1, weld, v.

To mingle together.

To mingle or mix together, to blend. intransitive.

To meet, mingle with. Obsolete.

intransitive. To mingle together or with something.

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

To flow or run together, combine.

intransitive. To be or become mixed together; to mix, blend, or associate intimately.

intransitive. To contain some of, have an admixture of a material substance. Obsolete.

intransitive. To be able to be shaped, mixed, etc., in this way. Also: to undergo mixing; to blend.

intransitive. Of two things: To fuse or blend with each other.

intransitive. To blend or mingle with each other.

intransitive (for reflexive).

transitive and intransitive = immix, v.

intransitive. To merge, fuse, or combine.