miscere; (more strongly) permiscere (μιγνύναι, to join together two or more dissimilar things, especially dry and solid; or things which can again be separated, like corn): temperare (κεραννύναι, to mingle liquids together, so that they cannot be separated again): diluere (διαλύειν, to dissolve a solid body by a liquid): to mix anything among or with anything, miscere, permiscere aliquid aliqua re; temperare aliquid aliqua re: to mix in anything, admiscere aliquid alicui rei or in aliquid: to mix a thing for anyone, miscere alicui aliquid: to mix poison, venenum diluere; venenum parare, coquere (general term, to prepare: of medicines): to mix one thing with another, excipere rem re (medical technical term; e.g., crocum albo ovi, Cels.): excipi (to be mixed with, to be added to, anything, e.g., aqua pluviatili, vino, Cels.): to mix one’s self in or with anything, se immiscere, se inserere or admiscere alicui rei, se interponere alicui rei or in aliquid; auctoritatem suam interponere or inserere alicui rei (to interpose as mediator): not to mix in anything, abesse or se abstinere ab aliqua re: do not mix yourself up in the matter, ne te admisce: do what you please; I do not mix myself up with it, quod voles facies, me nihil interpono.