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Definition of join
Thanks for using this online dictionary, we have been helping millions of people improve their use of the english language with its free online services. English definition of join is as below...
"Join (v. t.) To
associate
one's self to; to be or
become
connected
with; to
league
one's self with; to unite with; as, to join a
party;
to join the
church..
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Concause
::
Concause
(n.) A joint
cause.
Polytomous
::
Polytomous
(a.)
Subdivided
into many
distinct
subordinate
parts,
which,
however,
not being
jointed
to the
petiole,
are not true
leaflets;
-- said of
leaves..
Stifled
::
Stifle
(n.) The joint next above the hock, and near the
flank,
in the hind leg of the horse and
allied
animals;
the joint
corresponding
to the knee in man; --
called
also
stifle
joint.
See
Illust.
under
Horse..
Joint
::
"Joint
(n.) The place or part where two
things
or parts are
joined
or
united;
the union of two or more
smooth
or even
surfaces
admitting
of a
close-fitting
or
junction;
junction
as, a joint
between
two
pieces
of
timber;
a joint in a
pipe..
Sacrament
::
Sacrament
(n.) One of the
solemn
religious
ordinances
enjoined
by
Christ,
the head of the
Christian
church,
to be
observed
by his
followers;
hence,
specifically,
the
eucharist;
the
Lord's
Supper..
Coagment
::
Coagment
(v. t.) To join
together.
Deuterozooid
::
Deuterozooid
(n.) One of the
secondary,
and
usually
sexual,
zooids
produced
by
budding
or
fission
from the
primary
zooids,
in
animals
having
alternate
generations.
In the
tapeworms,
the
joints
are
deuterozooids..
Joinhand
::
Joinhand
(n.)
Writing
in which
letters
are
joined
in
words;
--
distinguished
from
writing
in
single
letters.
Tuscaroras
::
Tuscaroras
(n. pl.) A tribe of North
American
Indians
formerly
living
on the Neuse and Tar
rivers
in North
Carolina.
They were
conquered
in 1713, after which the
remnant
of the tribe
joined
the Five
Nations,
thus
forming
the Six
Nations.
See Six
Nations,
under Six..
Snaffle
::
Snaffle
(n.) A kind of
bridle
bit,
having
a joint in the part to be
placed
in the
mouth,
and rings and cheek
pieces
at the ends, but
having
no curb; --
called
also
snaffle
bit..
Cosovereign
::
Cosovereign
(n.) A joint
sovereign.
Verge
::
Verge (n.) A slip of grass
adjoining
gravel
walks,
and
dividing
them from the
borders
in a
parterre..
Mucus
::
Mucus (n.) Any other
animal
fluid of a
viscid
quality,
as the
synovial
fluid,
which
lubricates
the
cavities
of the
joints;
--
improperly
so
used..
Hingeless
::
Hingeless
(a.)
Without
a hinge or
joint.
Trierarch
::
Trierarch
(n.) At
Athens,
one who
(singly,
or
jointly
with other
citizens)
had to fit out a
trireme
for the
public
service..
Conjoined
::
Conjoined
(a.)
Joined
together
or
touching.
Jugata
::
"Jugata
(n. pl.) The
figures
of two heads on a medal or coin,
either
side by side or
joined..
Range
::
Range (n.) To place (as a
single
individual)
among
others
in a line, row, or
order,
as in the ranks of an army; --
usually,
reflexively
and
figuratively,
(in the
sense)
to
espouse
a
cause,
to join a
party,
etc..
Joint-fir
::
"Joint-fir
(n.) A genus
(Ephedra)
of
leafless
shrubs,
with the stems
conspicuously
jointed;
--
called
also
shrubby
horsetail.
There are about
thirty
species,
of which two or three are found from Texas to
California..
Lux
::
Lux (v. t.) To put out of
joint;
to
luxate.
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