(to cause businesses, societies, groups of people) to join together

blend

(especially) to make (milk) more uniform in consistency by breaking down and blending the particles of fat

become adjusted; adjust

to introduce ideas etc using continual effort

implant, introduce

to join (parts) into a whole; complete (something) by adding parts

mix, merge

to place (something) between or among others

scatter

a place where two or more things have been joined together; to come together

unite

(to cause business companies) to become one unit; to fade or change gradually into something

bring or come together

to mix (things)

physically join

to mark (shoes etc) by walking without lifting the feet from the ground properly

shuffle

to walk without lifting the feet properly

shuffle

mix, merge

mix, merge