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Definition of join
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Join (v. t.) To unite in
marriage.
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Instep
::
Instep
(n.) That part of the hind leg of the horse and
allied
animals,
between
the hock, or ham, and the
pastern
joint..
Dislocation
::
Dislocation
(n.) The act of
dislocating,
or
putting
out of
joint;
also, the
condition
of being thus
displaced..
Heteromerous
::
Heteromerous
(a.)
Having
five
tarsal
joints
in the
anterior
and
middle
legs, but only four in the
posterior
pair, as the
blister
beetles
and oil
beetles..
Codefendant
::
Codefendant
(n.) A joint
defendant.
Antenna
::
Antenna
(n.) A
movable,
articulated
organ of
sensation,
attached
to the heads of
insects
and
Crustacea.
There are two in the
former,
and
usually
four in the
latter.
They are used as
organs
of
touch,
and in some
species
of
Crustacea
the
cavity
of the ear is
situated
near the basal
joint.
In
insects,
they are
popularly
called
horns,
and also
feelers.
The term in also
applied
to
similar
organs
on the heads of other
arthropods
and of
annelids..
Injunction
::
Injunction
(n.) That which is
enjoined;
an
order;
a
mandate;
a
decree;
a
command;
a
precept;
a
direction.
Compulsory
::
Compulsory
(a.)
Obligatory;
enjoined
by
authority;
necessary;
due to
compulsion.
Anarthrous
::
Anarthrous
(a.)
Without
joints,
or
having
the
joints
indistinct,
as some
insects..
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..
Pollicate
::
Pollicate
(a.)
Having
a
curved
projection
or spine on the inner side of a leg
joint;
-- said of
insects.
Slide
::
Slide (n.) A grace
consisting
of two or more small notes
moving
by
conjoint
degrees,
and
leading
to a
principal
note
either
above or
below..
Securipalp
::
Securipalp
(n.) One of a
family
of
beetles
having
the
maxillary
palpi
terminating
in a
hatchet-shaped
joint.
Join
::
"Join (v. i.) To be
contiguous,
close,
or in
contact;
to come
together;
to
unite;
to
mingle;
to form a
union;
as, the hones of the skull join; two
rivers
join..
Misjoinder
::
Misjoinder
(n.) An
incorrect
union of
parties
or of
causes
of
action
in a
procedure,
criminal
or
civil..
Superessential
::
Supererogatory
(a.)
Performed
to an
extent
not
enjoined,
or not
required,
by duty or
necessity;
as,
supererogatory
services..
Contiguous
::
Contiguous
(a.) In
actual
contact;
touching;
also,
adjacent;
near;
neighboring;
adjoining..
Scrip
::
Scrip (n.) A
preliminary
certificate
of a
subscription
to the
capital
of a bank,
railroad,
or other
company,
or for a share of other joint
property,
or a loan,
stating
the
amount
of the
subscription
and the date of the
payment
of the
installments;
as,
insurance
scrip,
consol
scrip,
etc. When all the
installments
are paid, the scrip is
exchanged
for a bond share
certificate..
Vertebra
::
Vertebra
(n.) One of the
central
ossicles
in each joint of the arms of an
ophiuran.
Conjoin
::
Conjoin
(v. i.) To
unite;
to join; to
league.
Salpicon
::
Salpicon
(n.)
Chopped
meat,
bread,
etc., used to stuff legs of veal or other
joints;
stuffing;
farce..
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