Now updated for CSW19. New words, if any, and new inflections of existing words, are shown in red.
accrete | to grow together; to become attached. |
accretion | accumulation; the addition of parts to form a whole. |
accretive | relating to accretion. |
adhibit | to attach; to administer, esp as a remedy. |
adjoin | to be contiguous to. |
adjunction | the act of joining; the thing joined or added. |
adjunctive | joining; forming an adjunct. |
adjunctively | (Adv.) ADJUNCTIVE, forming an adjunct. |
admix | to mix. |
admixture | the action of mixing. |
affiliate | to adopt or attach as a member or branch. |
affixer | one who affixes. |
afflux | a flowing towards or together. |
affluxion | a flowing towards or together. |
alliable | able to enter into alliance. |
alligate | (Obs.) to unite by some tie. |
ally | to join by marriage, friendship, treaty etc. |
amalgamate | to unite in or as if in an amalgam; esp to merge into a single body. |
amalgamative | tending to amalgamate. |
annex | to add or attach. |
annexable | that can be annexed. |
annexation | the act of annexing. |
annexational | relating to annexation. |
annexationist | a supporter of annexation. |
annexe | something added or attached. |
annexion | (Arch.) the act of annexing. |
annexment | the act of annexing, or the thing annexed. |
annexure | something added, esp to a public document. |
assemble | to come or bring together. |
attach | to connect as an associated part. |
attemper | (Arch.) to alter quality by addition or mixture; to moderate. |
attemperment | the act of attempering. |
bejumble | to jumble together. |
bemingle | to mingle, mix. |
bemix | to mix thoroughly. |
blend | a mixture; (verb) to mix smoothly and inseparably together. |
bondable | that can be bonded. |
bonder | one who bonds. |
catenate | to connect as in or by a chain. |
catenation | connection of links or union of parts, as in a chain; a regular or connected series. |
cementatory | having the quality of cementing or uniting firmly. |
cementitious | having the quality of cementing or uniting firmly. |
coadunate | to unite, to combine. |
coadunation | the act of coadunating. |
coadunative | serving to coadunate. |
coalesce | to blend. |
coalescence | the act of coalescing. |
coalescent | growing together, cohering. |
coalise | to bring or come into coalition. |
coalize | to bring or come into coalition. |
coannex | to annex with something else. |
coapt | to fit together and make fast. |
coaptation | joining or fitting together. |
cohere | to stick together. |
coherence | a tendency to cohere. |
coherency | a tendency to cohere; a sticking together. |
coherent | sticking together; forming a whole. |
coherently | (Adv.) COHERENT, sticking together; forming a whole. |
cohesibility | the quality of being cohesible. |
cohesible | capable of cohesion. |
cohesion | the act or state of sticking together. |
cohesive | having the power of cohering; tending to unite into a mass. |
cohesively | (Adv.) COHESIVE, having the power of cohering. |
cohesiveness | the state of being cohesive. |
cojoin | (Shakesp.) to conjoin. |
colleague | a fellow-worker; (verb, obs.) to join in alliance, associate. |
colligate | to tie or bind together. |
colligation | a bringing or binding together. |
combinable | able to be combined. |
combinate | combined; betrothed. |
combination | the act of combining. |
combinational | relating to combination. |
combine | to blend. |
combined | in combination; (noun) a skiing competition involving two events. |
combiner | one who, or that which, combines. |
comeddle | (Obs.) to mix, to temper. |
comingle | to mix together. |
commerge | to merge together. |
commingle | to mix together. |
commix | to mix together. |
commixtion | commixture; mingling. |
compacture | (Spenser) close union or knitting together. |
compaginate | to join; to connect. |
compagination | the act of compaginating. |
composite | made of distinct things (verb) to complete from diverse elements |
compositely | (Adv.) COMPOSITE, made of disticnt elements. |
concorporate | (Arch.) to unite in one body. |
concrew | (Arch.) to grow together. |
conflate | to bring together, fuse; to combine (as two readings of a text) into a composite whole. |
confluent | flowing together; meeting in their course (noun) a stream uniting and flowing with another |
confluently | (Adv.) CONFLUENT, flowing together. |
conflux | a flowing together; a meeting of currents. |
confound | to confuse, frustrate. |
confoundedly | (Adv.) CONFOUNDED, |
confoundingly | (Adv.) CONFOUNDING. |
conglobe | to gather together into a globe or round mass. |
conglutinate | to glue or join together. |
conglutinative | having power to conglutinate. |
conjoin | to join together. |
conjoiner | one who conjoins. |
conjoint | joined together, united. |
conjointly | (Adv.) CONJOINT. |
conjunct | joined together, united (noun) a joining, a union |
conjunction | the act or an instance of conjoining. |
conjunctive | joining (noun) something serving to join, connect |
conjunctively | (Adv.) CONJUNCTIVE, joining. |
conjunctly | (Adv.) CONJUNCT, united, conjoined. |
conjunctural | relating to conjuncture. |
conjuncture | a juncture. |
connate | congenitally or firmly united. |
connately | (Adv.) CONNATE, congenitally or firmly united. |
connect | to join together. |
connectable | that can be connected. |
connectedly | (Adv.) CONNECTED. |
connecter | something that connects. |
connectible | that can be connected. |
connection | the act of connecting. |
connectional | relating to connection. |
connective | serving to connect (noun) something that connects |
connectively | (Adv.) CONNECTIVE, serving to connect. |
connector | something that connects. |
connexion | the act of connecting. |
connexional | relating to connexion. |
connexive | (Obs.) connective. |
consolidate | to join together into one whole. |
consolidation | the act of consolidating. |
consolidative | serving to consolidate. |
consolute | completely miscible. |
contemper | to blend together; to adapt. |
contemperation | (Obs.) the act of contempering, blending together. |
contemperature | the state of being contempered, blended together. |
contesseration | a harmonious union. |
converge | to tend towards or meet in one point. |
convolve | to roll together. |
couple | a pair; (verb) to unite in pairs. |
disjoint | disjointed; unconnected; (verb) to disjoin. |
disjointedly | (Adv.) DISJOINTED. |
enlink | to connect, as by links. |
entrail | (Spenser) to interlace or entwine. |
faggot | a bundle of sticks; a homosexual (verb) to tie together in a faggot |
farraginous | like a farrago, miscellaneous, jumbled. |
farrago | (Lat.) a confused collection, a mixture. |
floc | to aggregate into floccules. |
flocculate | to collect or mass together in tufts or masses. |
flocculation | the act of flocculating. |
garble | to muddle, confuse. |
henotic | (Greek) tending to unify or reconcile. |
hodgepodge | a confused mass of ingredients shaken or mixed together in the same pot. |
hotchpot | a confused mass of ingredients shaken or mixed together in the same pot. |
immingle | to mingle; to mix. |
immix | (Arch.) to commingle. |
immixture | freedom from mixture; purity. |
incatenate | to chain together. |
incomposite | not composite. |
injoint | (Shakesp.) to join. |
inosculate | to join or unite. |
inosculation | the act of inosculating, joining. |
insalivate | to mix with saliva. |
insinew | (Shakesp.) to join as with sinews. |
interchain | to link together; to unite closely or firmly, as by a chain. |
interjoin | (Shakesp.) to join together. |
interknit | to knit together. |
interlink | to link together. |
interlock | to lock or clasp together. |
intermesh | to mesh together, to interlock. |
intermingle | to intermix. |
intermix | to mix together. |
intermixture | a mass formed by mixture. |
interunion | a blending together. |
join | to unite. |
joinable | that can be joined. |
jointly | (Adv.) JOINT, combined. |
jointness | the state of being joint. |
jumble | a disordered state (verb) to mix in a disordered manner |
jumblingly | (Adv.) JUMBLING. |
jumbly | in a jumble. |
junction | a place where things join. |
junctural | relating to junctures. |
juncture | the act of joining. |
league | a union for mutual advantage; (verb) to join in a league. |
ligation | the act of binding. |
ligature | anything that binds; a bandage; (verb) to tie with a ligature. |
link | a ring of a chain; anything that connects (verb) to connect |
linkable | that can be linked. |
linkage | the act of linking. |
linker | one who links. |
linkup | a connection. |
medley | a mixture. |
melange | (Fr.) a mixture often of incongruous elements. |
meld | a blending; (verb) to merge, blend. |
mell | (Scots) to mix, to meddle. |
meng | (Arch.) to mix; to unite, couple. |
menge | (Arch.) to mix; to unite, couple. |
merge | to combine. |
mergence | a merging, an amalgamation. |
merger | the union of two or more businesses into a single enterprise. |
ming | to mix; to unite, couple. |
mingle | to mix together. |
minglement | the act of mingling, or the state of being mixed. |
mingler | one who mingles. |
mingling | the act of mingling. |
minglingly | (Adv.) MINGLING. |
miscellany | a mixture of various kinds. |
miscibility | the quality of being miscible. |
miscible | capable of being mixed. |
mishmash | an eclectic collection or arrangement. |
mishmosh | an eclectic collection or arrangement. |
misjoin | to join unfitly or improperly. |
mix | a blend, a mixture (verb) to mingle |
mixability | the capacity to be mixed. |
mixable | capable of being mixed. |
mixedly | (Adv.) MIXED. |
mixedness | the state of being mixed. |
mixer | one that mixes. |
mixible | capable of being mixed. |
mixtion | a mixture. |
mixture | something produced by mixing. |
mixup | a state of confusion. |
mixy | mixed. |
nexus | (Lat.) a bond; a linked group. |
nucleate | to form into or bring together as a nucleus. |
overmix | to mix with too much. |
pasticcio | (Ital.) a medley, a pastiche. |
pepsinate | to treat or mix with pepsin. |
pie | a quantity of meat, fruit, or other food baked within or under a crust of prepared pastry; (verb) to reduce to confusion. |
piece | a part or portion of anything; (verb) to join into a whole. |
piecen | to join the broken ends of (a thread) during spinning. |
premix | to mix beforehand. |
preunion | a union beforehand. |
preunite | to unite beforehand. |
pye | to reduce to confusion. |
reallie | (Spenser) to rally, form again. |
really | to ally again. |
reannex | to annex again. |
reblend | to blend again. |
reclasp | to clasp or unite again. |
recombine | to combine again. |
recompact | to compact or join anew. |
reconnect | to connect again. |
refusion | the act of fusing again. |
rejoin | to join again. |
rejoindure | the act of joining again. |
relie | (Obs.) to assemble, collect together. |
relink | to link again. |
remerge | to merge again. |
remix | to mix again. |
remixture | the act of remixing. |
resplice | to splice again. |
reticulate | like a network (verb) to interconnect in network fashion |
reticulately | (Adv.) RETICULATE, interconnected in network fashion. |
reunify | to unify again. |
reunion | a reuniting of persons after separation. |
reunite | to unite again. |
reuniter | one who reunites. |
reweld | to weld again. |
rivet | a bolt with a head at one end, used to join two or more pieces of metal, etc; (verb) to fasten with rivets. |
rivetingly | (Adv.) RIVETING. |
scarf | a light, usually decorative piece of material thrown loosely on the shoulders about the neck (verb) to join with a scarf end |
scarph | to join with a scarf-joint. |
scarved | wearing a SCARFf. |
seam | a line formed by sewing two pieces of fabric together (verb) to join with a seam |
semble | to bring together, collect. |
sheaf | a bundle of things bound side by side, esp stalks of corn (verb) to bundle in a sheaf |
siamese | to join pipes in a way suggestive of Siamese twins. |
siameze | to join pipes in a way suggestive of Siamese twins. |
sinew | a piece of strong fibrous tissue that joins a muscle to a bone (verb) to bind as if by sinews |
splice | to join at the ends. |
splicer | one who splices. |
subjoin | to add at the end or afterwards. |
subjunction | an act of subjoining or the state of being subjoined. |
suffixion | the act of suffixing, or the state of being suffixed. |
tartarise | to treat, mix or combine with tartar. |
tartarize | to treat, mix or combine with tartar. |
toenail | an obliquely driven nail; (verb) to join eg two pieces of wood by driving nails obliquely. |
tyer | one who ties. |
unifiable | that can be unified. |
unific | making one or unity; unifying. |
unification | the act of unifying. |
unifier | something or someone that unifies. |
unify | to make into a coherent whole. |
union | a number of persons, parties, or political entities united for a common purpose. |
unionise | to form into a union. |
unioniser | one who unionises. |
unionize | to form into a union. |
unionizer | one who unionizes. |
unite | to bring together so as to form a whole. |
unitedly | (Adv.) UNITED, made as one. |
uniter | one who unites. |
unition | conjunction. |
unitisation | the act of unitising. |
unitise | to form into a unit, unite. |
unitiser | one who unitises. |
unitive | having the power of uniting. |
unitively | (Adv.) UNITIVE, having the power of uniting. |
unitization | the act of unitizing. |
unitize | to form into a unit, unite. |
unitizer | one who unitizes. |
unmingle | to separate, as things mixed. |
unmix | to reverse a mix. |
unmixable | that cannot be mixed. |
unmixedly | (Adv.) UNMIXED. |
weld | a welded joint; (verb) to join two pieces of metal by fusing. |
yoke | a wooden frame for joining together draft animals; (verb) to fit with a yoke. |