1. Mix and combine together
   "blend the nuts and raisins together";
   - intermix, immingle [archaic], intermingle
    
2. Unite, join or come together forming one object or mixture
   "The colours blend well"; "She blended the ingredients to make a smooth paste";
   - mix, commingle, immix [archaic], fuse, coalesce, meld, combine, merge
    
3. Fit in well or harmonize
   "The modern building was designed to blend with the historic architecture of the neighbourhood";
   - go, blend in
    
4. Process in a blender until a smooth liquid or puree
   "She blendd the soup before serving it to the baby";
   - liquidize [Brit], liquidise [Brit], blitz [informal]

1. The act of blending components together thoroughly
   "The blend of different coffee beans created a unique flavour";
   - blending
    
2. A mixture of different varieties or substances
   "The chef created a perfect blend of spices for the dish"
    
3. A new word formed by joining two others and combining their meanings
   "‘smog’ is a blend of ‘smoke’ and ‘fog’";
   - portmanteau word, portmanteau

Sounds like: blende

Derived forms: blended, blending, blends

Type of: accord, agree, amalgamate, change integrity, coinage, combination, combining, commix [archaic], compounding, concord, consort [archaic], fit in, harmonise [Brit], harmonize, mingle, mix, mixture, neologism, neology, unify

Encyclopedia: Blend