intermix

Word Origin & History

1550s (implied in intermixed), from inter- + mix (v.). Related: Intermixed; intermixing.

This is the area where the aboriginal Indian and the Tibetan most intermix.

And if it be lawful to intermix our discourse with fables, it is said that Adonis was slain by a boar.

Hence the Welsh llifo, to pour, p. 46, might be apt to intermix in the following.

There are, however, some other roots which might intermix, as Sansc.

But, after all, perhaps it is not wise to intermix ...

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verb. become adjusted; adjust

verb. mix

verb. mix

verb. mix

verb. blend

verb. blend

verb. mix

verb. implant, introduce

verb. implant, introduce