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Definition of adjoin
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Adjoin
(v. t.) To join or unite to; to lie
contiguous
to; to be in
contact
with; to
attach;
to
append.
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Condylome
::
Condylome
(n.) A
wartlike
new
growth
on the outer skin or
adjoining
mucous
membrane.
Scythian
::
Scythian
(a.) Of or
pertaining
to
Scythia
(a name given to the
northern
part of Asia, and
Europe
adjoining
to
Asia),
or its
language
or
inhabitants..
Adjoin
::
Adjoin
(v. t.) To join or unite to; to lie
contiguous
to; to be in
contact
with; to
attach;
to
append.
Adjoin
::
Adjoin
(v. i.) To join one's self.
Back
::
Back (v. i.) To
adjoin
behind;
to be at the back of.
Paddock
::
Paddock
(n.) A small
inclosure
for
pasture;
esp., one
adjoining
a
stable..
Viinage
::
Viinage
(n.) The place or
places
adjoining
or near;
neighborhood;
vicinity;
as, a jury must be of the
vicinage..
Churchyard
::
Churchyard
(n.) The
ground
adjoining
a
church,
in which the dead are
buried;
a
cemetery..
Water Meadow
::
Water
meadow
() A
meadow,
or piece of low, flat land,
capable
of being kept in a state of
fertility
by being
overflowed
with water from some
adjoining
river or
stream..
Neighbor
::
Neighbor
(a.) Near to
another;
adjoining;
adjacent;
next;
neighboring.
Cricoid
::
Cricoid
(a.)
Resembling
a ring; -- said esp. of the
cartilage
at the
larynx,
and the
adjoining
parts..
Hanse
::
Hanse (n.) That part of an
elliptical
or
many-centered
arch which has the
shorter
radius
and
immediately
adjoins
the
impost.
Adjoined
::
Adjoined
(imp. & p. p.) of
Adjoi.
Demesne
::
Demesne
(n.) A
lord's
chief manor
place,
with that part of the lands
belonging
thereto
which has not been
granted
out in
tenancy;
a
house,
and the land
adjoining,
kept for the
proprietor's
own use..
Roadside
::
Roadside
(n.) Land
adjoining
a road or
highway;
the part of a road or
highway
that
borders
the
traveled
part. Also used
ajectively.
Truncation
::
Truncation
(n.) The
replacement
of an edge or solid angle by a
plane,
especially
when the plane is
equally
inclined
to the
adjoining
faces..
Truncated
::
Truncated
(a.)
Replaced,
or cut off, by a
plane,
especially
when
equally
inclined
to the
adjoining
faces;
as, a
truncated
edge..
Creole
::
Creole
(n.) One born of
European
parents
in the
American
colonies
of
France
or Spain or in the
States
which were once such
colonies,
esp. a
person
of
French
or
Spanish
descent,
who is a
native
inhabitant
of
Louisiana,
or one of the
States
adjoining,
bordering
on the Gulf of of
Mexico..
Vicinity
::
Vicinity
(n.) That which is near, or not
remote;
that which is
adjacent
to
anything;
adjoining
space or
country;
neighborhood..
Syllable
::
Syllable
(n.) An
elementary
sound,
or a
combination
of
elementary
sounds,
uttered
together,
or with a
single
effort
or
impulse
of the
voice,
and
constituting
a word or a part of a word. In other
terms,
it is a vowel or a
diphtong,
either
by
itself
or
flanked
by one or more
consonants,
the whole
produced
by a
single
impulse
or
utterance.
One of the
liquids,
l, m, n, may fill the place of a vowel in a
syllable.
Adjoining
syllables
in a word or
phrase
need not to be
marked
off by a
pause,
but only
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