transitive. To make a mixture of; to produce by mixing; (now) esp. to knead (dough, bread, etc.). Also with up. British regional (chiefly East Anglian…

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

To prepare by mingling; to make by due mixture or combination; to concoct, compound, compose, make up, devise. literal and figurative. Obsolete or ar…

transitive. To prepare (a mixture, compound, etc.) by combining various ingredients. In early use also: †to adulterate (wine, etc.) (obsolete).

To prepare, make into a ‘preparation’. Obsolete.

To prepare or make up by the combination of various ingredients; to compound. Obsolete.

transitive. To form or make up by mixing various elements or ingredients; to concoct, compound. Also intransitive. Obsolete.

transitive. To put together, construct, compound. To compound or assemble (a substance, medicine, medical appliance, etc.) in accordance with…

To make up or prepare (artificially) by mixing a variety of ingredients; now esp. of a soup, a drink, or the like.

By extension, To mix any substances so as to form a uniform compound.

transitive. Cookery. To work (butter or other fat) into flour or other dry ingredients using the fingers.