comingle

 [kuh-ming-guhl]   Origin

co·min·gle

   [kuh-ming-guhl]
verb (used with object), verb (used without object), co·min·gled, co·min·gling.
commingle.
Also, co-min·gle.
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comingle
c.1600, the better (because the word is not from Latin), but less-used, Eng. form of commingle. Related: comingled (c.1600); comingling (1856).
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