Intermingle

To mix something together with something else, or become mixed together.

The scents of roses and honeysuckle intermingled.

by Jafje April 15, 2007

Intermingle

To socialize with people you do not know very well but have to get to know because you are related by marriage

When Ningys family and Karimas family gets together they have to intermingle especially if they're from the same tribe (ex. Zachia and Aryana).

by Zacquisha2012 January 2, 2011

interminable

Without end. Unending

The duel seemed interminable until the lesser ultimately succeeded.

by Larstait November 14, 2003

intertwingle

See: intertwingled
The portmanteau of "intertwine" and "intermingle".

"Computerdom is an immense intertwingled tapestry."

by zomgmouse April 2, 2010

intertwingled

A portmanteau of "intertwined" and "intermingled". Coined by Ted Nelson to describe computerdom and information, but can be used in any situation.

"Computerdom is an immense intertwingled tapestry."

"Man, my headphone cables are all intertwingled."

by zomgmouse April 2, 2010

intertwingled

A cross-connected informational state that is neither hierarchal, subject-related nor distinctly separate from multiple contexts; defying simplistic categorization.

Everything is deeply intertwingled.

by Dan Conover April 21, 2008

Interminable Sunday

The days following a holiday or a long break from work and/or school where a person stays up late, eats a lot and generally rolls out of bed at noon. These days feel like Sundays, hence they are interminable.

The days following New Years Eve always feel like an Interminable Sunday.

by manderjean January 2, 2010