(a) To blend, mix; mix (sth.); blend (one thing with another); mix (sth. in another); ~ among (to); mix (things) together; ~ togeder(es; ~ with, mix (sth.) with (sth.); of a substance: mingle or blend with (sth. else); (b) fig. to temper (one virtue, attitude, emotion, etc., with another), modify; medled with venim, infused with hatred; (c) to join, unite; also, be joined; join (one thing with another); bring (things) together; harmonize (one note with another); cement (stones in a wall); medled with, accompanied by; (d) to intersperse (people or things), mingle, intermingle; intermingle (others' verses with one's own); alternate (different works, different ornaments); -- also refl.; (e) to blend (peoples, one people with another), miscegenate; (f) to compose (sth.) by blending; mix (a drink), mix (sth. into a paste); ?chop up (bread); (g) to become confused; mix up (sth.), confuse, throw (sth.) into confusion; ppl. melled, involved; (h) to assemble (troops); engage (troops) in battle.

Ppl. medled, as adj.: (a) having a mixed constitution; (b) of cloth: = medle adj.; also, medle n. 2. (a) or (b); (c) blended, mingled; of color: gray; (d) composed by blending; compounded; (e) thickened, congealed.

(a) To do something, busy oneself, exert oneself; ~ with, be concerned with (sb. or sth.), deal with; engage oneself in (sth.), work at (sth.), work on; ~ in (of), be concerned with (sth.), occupy oneself in (sth.); ~ among, busy oneself; ~ among of, work on (metal); never nil i ~, ?I'll give up hawking!; (b) to interfere, be officious, meddle; ~ to muche, make a nuisance of oneself; (c) to intervene; ~ of (in), join in (sth.), take part in; ~ among, interpose among (people); (d) to set to work, set forward; set out (to do sth.); (e) ~ with, to eat (sth.), take (medicine); (f) to work, have an effect; (g) to associate (with sb.); have to do (with sb.); (h) to speak; utter (words) [?error for melen v.].

Refl.: (a) to go to work, take action; go about (to do sth.); conduct oneself; ~ among; ~ aboute (of, with), address oneself to (sth.), have to do with, undertake; (b) to interfere, intervene; ~ of (with), interfere with (sb. or sth.); (c) to work (sth.); make use of (sth.); (d) to associate (with sb.).

(a) To concern oneself with (sth.); administer (property); eat (sth.); (b) to join with (sth.), link with; ben medled with, be mixed up with (sb.), be associated with; be engaged in (the office of a bishop); (c) to effect (sth.), work, cause.

To fight; also fig.; strive, struggle; ~ with (ayen).

(a) To join sexually, have sexual intercourse; ~ with; (b) to have sexual relations with (sb.); -- also refl.

(a) To include (sth. in a book, in a diet); ppl. medled, contained; (b) ppl. in literal transl. of L lita: annointed.