Mix ( verb , noun )

(As a verb)

Mix ( verb )

1. To combine (two or more substances) together so that they become a single substance.
2. to associate or interact socially with a particular group of people.

Origin:

Middle english: from old french mesler, from latin miscere "to mix", from miscere "to mix".

Examples:

1. He mixed the ingredients.
2. She mixed the colors.
3. They mixed the drinks.
4. He mixed with the wrong crowd.
5. She mixed with the elite.

(As a noun)

Mix ( noun )

1. To combine (two or more substances) together so that they become a single substance.
2. to associate or interact socially with a particular group of people.

Origin:

Middle english: from old french mesler, from latin miscere "to mix", from miscere "to mix".

Examples:

1. He mixed the ingredients.
2. She mixed the colors.
3. They mixed the drinks.
4. He mixed with the wrong crowd.
5. She mixed with the elite.