† ˈmongle, v. Obs.
[? freq. of root mong-, mang- to mix (cf. mong n.1). Cf. the much later mingle.]
To mingle. Hence † ˈmongling vbl. n. and ppl. a.
| a 1225 Ancr. R. 6 Þeos riwle..is euer on & schal beon, wiðute monglunge & wiðute chaungunge. Ibid. 116, Ich am stille of þe more, nout one monglinde honden, auh puten honden utward. Ibid. 338 Þus euer sum vuel mongleð him mit mine gode. Ibid. 384 Þe heorte schir..þet non ne mei habben mid monglunge of unðeauwes. |