verb

mingle

to mingle, to mix, to socialise

He likes to mingle with the guests at parties.

He likes to mingle with the guests at parties.

The smells of spices mingle in the air.

The smells of spices mingle in the air.

((sb.)) ((with sb.)) to move around and talk to people He likes to mingle with the guests.

((sth.)) ((with sth.)) to mix or combine The smells mingle in the air.

Synonyms: socialise, mix, blend; Antonyms: separate, avoid

From Middle English 'menglen', a frequentative of 'mengen' meaning 'to mix', from Old English 'mengan'.

Mingle is the opposite of being single at a party. You don't stay alone; you go and mingle with people.

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