intermingle

Story hours are intermingled with people trying to take out books.

She put her face next to his and their tears intermingled.

The two groups seem to have been distinct, but later intermingled with each other.

There was a time when others used to intermingle among the humans.

All sizes were intermingled, and it was every man for himself.

Two or more people, typically male, intermingle their blood in some way.

This relationship is rather difficult to see without intermingling the layers.

His biography and mine are intermingled now in my own mind.

Each character's story is told in individual chapters while their lives often intermingle.

At break of day, they found themselves intermingled with the Spanish fleet.

In fact the place was like two armed camps, intermingled.

The game starts from that point, after the two cultures have had some time to intermingle.

True, they had been intermingled with others Sander could not understand, but he was certain of those few.

Interviews are intermingled with short pieces of music and a daily book reading.

Over time, they have intermingled and inter-marriage has become common.

Both solid and liquid would intermingle, one born from the other.

Men and women from the states have intermingled with each other, intermarried.

"I want to see them intermingling as much as possible."

We were allowed to lie there, limbs intermingled, for nearly an hour.

The ancestors "intermingled with the highest form of life on Earth, to bring about the human being."

But during that time, it's so subtle, some folks still intermingle.

The previous sections show that code and data were intermingled.

I felt a shiver that was both fear and relief, intermingled.

Their cells then intermingle and a normal mouse can develop.