Conjoin (2)
Conjoina.connected, united, joint, mutual
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A Compendious Dictionary of the English Language, Noah Webster, 1806.
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Conjoined
Conjoinedpa.connected, united, linked
Conjointly
Conjointlyad.in union, together, jointly with
Conjugal
Conjugala.belonging to marriage or union
Conjugate
Conjugatea.that springs from one original, having leaflets in paire
Conjugate (2)
Conjugatev.t.to join, unite, inflect verbs
Conjugation
Conjugationn.a meeting together, union, league, association, bond, the sixth part of speech
Conjunctive
Conjunctivea.closely united, the mode of a verb
Conjunctively
Conjunctively, or Conjunctlyad.jointly, together
Conjuncture
Conjuncturen.a plot, form, enchantment, magic
Conjure
Conjurev.to raise or lay spirits, to play tricks
Conjure (2)
Conjurev.to enjoin solemnly, adjure, conspire
Conjured
Conjuredpa.bound by an oath
Conjurement
Conjurementn.a serious injunction or order
Conjurer
Conjurern.an enchanter, fortuneteller, cunning man
Connascence
Connascencen.common birth, ob.
Connate
Connatea.born at the same time with another, having opposite leaves united at the base
Connatural
Connaturala.suitable to nature, like
Connaturality
Connaturality, or Connaturalnessn.the same nature
Connaturally
Connaturallyad.by the act of nature, orignally
Connect
Connectv.t.to join, unite, link, tie, fasten, knit
Connected
Connectedpa.joined, united, linked, tied
Connecticut
Connecticutn.a river and one of the U. states
Connection
Connectionn.a linking together, relation, union
Connective
Connectivea.connecting, joining, regular
Connective (2)
Connectiven.that which joins together
Connectively
Connectivelyad.in conjunction, in union, together