Where does “miscible” come from?
Miscible comes from French miscible, from the French suffix -ible, from Proto-Italic mikskō, from the Latin suffix -ibilis, from Proto-Indo-European mey-, meaning to mix.
miscible (English): that can be mixed together in all proportions
Definitions
- that can be mixed together in all proportions
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