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• v  combine into one
  We don't intermingle much

• Rice is, of course, the author of the supernatural thriller Interview with the Vampire and its many best-selling sequels, which intermingle sex and blood and death to great, gothic .
• We see the beginnings of that already on some websites where image and text intermingle.
• In sun spots such as Ibiza, Mallorca, the Canary Islands, Spain and Greece, English, Welsh and Scottish holidaymakers raucously intermingle, indistinguishable from each other in .

• blend
• intermix
• immingle

News & Articles

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• Merlene Davis: Fourth of July cookout to welcome the homeless, addicts
  It is easier to demonize and/or fear the people we don't really know. That's why Adrian Wallace thinks only good can come from a community cookout that will give those of us who are more fortunate a chance to talk with and to intermingle with people who have seen hard times come.
  June 24, 2013 - Lexington Herald-Leader

Quotes

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• Margaret Chan in Environment News Service
  The current winter season gives influenza viruses an opportunity to intermingle and possibly exchange their genetic material in unpredictable ways,WHO Director-General Margaret Chan said Friday in her closing remarks to the World Health...
• Troy Vincent in USA Today
  Morally and ethically, these men want to do what's right,Vincent said. "This is their livelihood. But sometimes you intermingle in the business side and what it does is distort views."
• Bill Doba in Seattle Times
  The kids intermingle,Doba said. "Our guys are over in Idaho. Their guys date some of our girls. Sooner or later, someone is going to say something or shove somebody and you're going to have an unfortunate incident."