inbland

English

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Etymology

From Middle English inblanden, equivalent to in- +‎ blend. Cognate with Danish indblande (“to implicate”), Swedish inblanda (“to involve, intermingle, intersperse”).

Verb

inbland (third-person singular simple present inblands, present participle inblanding, simple past and past participle inblanded)

(transitive, obsolete) To mingle; blend.

Anagrams

Blandin