intermingle

• “She also said she did not want him to "intermingle" with members of the jury panel.”

  ajc.com - News

• “True, clouds "intermingle" information and software assets in shared environments.”

  Original Signal - Transmitting Web 2.0

• “Certainly, there are some clergy who regularly intermingle politics with their religion—often loudly, even flamboyantly Pat Robertson for example.”

  Simon & Schuster: American Grace

• “Another theory: on Twitter, real and fictional people intermingle on such a regular basis that, so long as one has an avatar, it doesn't matter whether the words come from a human personality or an abstract entity or property being personified by a marketer.”

  The Huffington Post: Kim Kardashian Tweets Barbie On Christmas, Continuing Confusing Trend

• “Dark fruit aromas of blackberry, black cherry and black plum intermingle with those of earthy tobacco, thyme, mint and subtle spice.”

  New York Cork Club

• “In daytime when the Market draws crowds they unconsciously intermingle, shoulder to shoulder, with the resident homeless, poor, and druggies, who seem amused and are certainly not frightened off.”

  Homeless Group Says It Will Protest Salmon Bake « PubliCola

• “Memories of the sacrifices she has made for me intermingle with images from our past.”

  Simon & Schuster: Fire The Sky

• “Because freelancers horribly intermingle their personal finances with their business finances.”

  Kristine Kathryn Rusch » 2009 » June

• “If you're trying to make your garden look interesting, mix up the colors and intermingle taller flowers with shorter ones.”

  The Washington Post: Say it with your own arrangement - or cutting garden - of flowers

• “To me, truth is a greater construct than transparency but we intermingle these words haphazardly like they are the same.”

  The Huffington Post: Kevin J. Fleming, Ph.D.: Inside the Brain of a Weiner: 3 Ways It May Just Be Like Me and You

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