† interˈmixt,v.Obs.rare. [f. L. ppl. stem intermixt-: see prec. and cf.admixt, commixtvbs.] = intermix v. 1551Robinson tr.More's Utop. ii. ix. (1895) 295 They sing prayses vnto God, whiche they intermixt [L. interstinguunt] with instrumentes of musick.