mingle



mingle in (with someone)

to join in with someone; to mix with people. I am going to go into the hall and mingle in with the rest of the guests. Ken came into the room and mingled in at once.
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mingle (someone) with (someone else)

 and mingle (something) with (something else)
to mix people together; to mix things together. Try to mingle your friends with mine. You had better not mingle your money with that of the corporation.
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mingle with someone

to mix with people. Try to mingle with the guests. I would like to get out and mingle with people more.
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Common Names:

NameGenderPronouncedUsage
EvŽEn-Czech
Owen (1)O-ən (English)Welsh, English
Kshathra Vairya-Persian Mythology
EuniceYOO-nis (English)Biblical, English, Biblical Latin
NeŽA-Slovene
SorchaSAWR-ə-khə (Irish), SAWR-khə (Irish)Irish, Scottish