Mingled is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for MINGLED in dictionary:

VERB:
• MINGLE, to mix together
• mix or cause to mix together
• move among and engage with others at a social function

Words related to MINGLED

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Words that contain MINGLED

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How to use MINGLED in a sentence

• I approached it with mingled emotions of solicitude.
• They take it from the mouth of man, appropriate it to their daily uses, and in time render it back to him mingled with other ingredients in wholesome fruit.
• My memory of them is mingled with no sentiment of gratitude or affection.
• If I passed a house where there was a wedding being pulled off, I simply went inside and mingled.
• And now Rhodolph developed unexpected energy, mingled with treachery and disgraceful duplicity.
• It swelled up louder and louder, a hoarse yell of pain and fear and anger all mingled in the one dreadful shriek.
• French boatmen and trappers, Spanish traders from the Southwest, Virginia planters with their droves of slaves mingled with English, German, and Scotch-Irish farmers.
• Mingled with our war cry I heard the screams of the awakening camp.
• Blackness mingled with form, silence and undefined motion possessed the wide space.
• Here are we busied, Hector! on the skirts Of roaring battle, and meantime I see 635 Our host confused, their horses and themselves All mingled.
• Never had he regarded players with as sharp an interest, curiosity being mingled with admiration, and confidence with doubt.
• But in the present hour of trouble, the past was forgotten and they mingled their tears like sisters.
• Shots rang out in the woods in front, and in another instant the roar of the charging yell mingled with the crash of continuous musketry.
• It can be safely said that there was a great amount of truth mingled with the humor.
• Earthly perfumes were mingled with the perfumes of the air and the sea.
• As she carried her child back from the village, tottering often under the weight, gusts of mingled weakness and passion would sweep over her.
• But I can give no account of all we said or did, for heart mingled with heart, and there was little need of speech.
• Their names suggest a foreign parentage, but for several generations they have mingled their diverse energies in a common effort which makes Americans of them.

Similar words containing MINGL without suffix ed

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