commingle
Blend into one
To commingle is to mix or blend together, especially things that were separate: The rivers commingle at the confluence.
The word often appears in legal and financial contexts where keeping things separate matters—commingling funds means mixing personal money with business or client money, usually improperly: The accountant was fired for commingling client funds with his own.
Combine different elements
- intermingleBlend among one another
- intermixBlend things together
- combineMerge, or harvesting machine
- fuseProtective melting wire
meld · amalgamate · swirl · stir · homogenize · emulsify · jumble · tangle
Cross threads alternately
- interlaceWeave elements together
- meshInterlocking open weave
- weaveInterlace strands into fabric
- intertwineTwist together mutually
blend · incorporate · synthesize · harmonize · coalesce · absorb · assimilate · converge
Associate on friendly terms
- socializeInteract with others
- interactAct upon one another
- associateConnect mentally or socially
- congregateGather as a group
gather · intermix · circulate · hobnob · mix · network · consort · rub elbows
Available financial resources
- assetsOwned items of value
- portfolioCollected works or assets
- capitalWealth used for investment
- securitiesTradeable financial assets
deposits · monies · investment · accounts · fiduciary · trustee · escrow · segregation
mix
Combine different elements
- intermingleBlend among one another
- intermixBlend things together
- combineMerge, or harvesting machine
fuse · meld · amalgamate · swirl · stir · homogenize · emulsify · jumble · tangle · concoct
interweave
Cross threads alternately
intertwine · blend · incorporate · synthesize · harmonize · coalesce · absorb · assimilate · converge · interpenetrate
fraternize
Associate on friendly terms
congregate · gather · intermix · circulate · hobnob · mix · network · consort · rub elbows · commune
funds
Available financial resources
securities · deposits · monies · investment · accounts · fiduciary · trustee · escrow · segregation · pooling