Mingling is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for MINGLING in dictionary:

VERB:
• mix or cause to mix together
• move among and engage with others at a social function
NOUN:
• the act of mixing
• the action of people mingling and coming into contact

Words related to MINGLING

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How to use MINGLING in a sentence

• Soft-footed lackeys carried viands and wines, and the table was a mingling of silver and roses.
• But this mingling of the senses produced no confusion in my brain.
• Nevertheless, the bitter flavour mingling itself with all topics, the premature weariness and withering, are irrevocably there.
• Martial strains are mingling, Though distant far the bands, And the wheeling of the squadrons Is like surf upon the sands.
• The other consul, whether by design or by chance, made good his escape to Venusia with about seventy horse, without mingling with any party of the flying troops.
• Life had once opened before her like a fair vision enchanted with delight, but her beautiful dream had faded like sun rays mingling with the shadows of night.
• In a population of forty thousand there was, of course, a great mingling of races.
• The whole room showed the same mingling of luxury and simplicity that was to be seen in the great room below.
• He even thought with pleasure of mingling again in the activities of civilization, and winning for himself a worthy reputation.
• But there was a suggestion of effeminacy mingling with the manliness of him that aroused the protective instinct in Sanderson.
• Across the narrow valley and you are into a dense woody growth, which climbs the hills to their very crown, and sweeps away, mingling with the sky.
• Dwight Foster was very anxious to get her away from New Haven, where he thought the climate and her habit of mingling in gay society very unfavorable to her health.
• For more than twenty years his dust has been mingling with its native earth, without a stone to mark the spot, nor a flower to tell of hope.
• During this period there is a mingling of all the persons present, each endeavoring to attract the attention of the others.
• It is this strange mingling of plants from the far south, from the far north, and from the mountains, which renders the West of Ireland so fascinating a field for the botanist.
• In 1698 the Chester County court laid it down as a principle that the mingling of the races was not to be allowed.
• I steered to this place instinctively, without confessing it to myself, brushing people and things without mingling with them.
• He could not effect this by mingling smoke with his gases, for the action of his magnet upon the smoke would have troubled his conclusions.
• The preferable method of combining the materials needed for the batter is by first mingling the yeast with the water or milk.
• Athos and his friends, again mingling with the throng, were taking a last look at the martyr king.
• There, in holes ten feet deep, the paupers are buried one above another, mingling their relics indistinguishably.
• It is hoped that this mingling of the old and the new will not be without interest.
• A blind page is one with edges and mingling, this makes it show when there is opposition, this makes it show a sheet.
• The street we followed ended in a rolling hillside, and beyond was the mysterious blue that holds something of the infinite in its mingling of clouds and shadows.

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