Unite

verb

1. To put or bring together so as to form a unit

   "join two blocks of wood with glue"

2. To connect (separated items, such as points) by a line
3. To put or bring into close association or relationship

   "two people joined in marriage"

4. To come into the company of (someone)

   "She joined us for lunch."

5. To associate oneself with

   "joined the church"

6. To enter into or engage in (battle)

   "perhaps as many as 100 aircraft joined battle simultaneously"

7. Adjoin

   "his studio there joined that of the famous sculptor"

8. To become a member of a group or organization

   "trying to get more people to join"

9. To take part in a collective activity
10. To form an alliance
11. To come together so as to be connected

    "nouns join to form compounds"

12. Adjoin

    "the two estates join"

noun

1. Something that joins} two things a place or line where joint

   "the join of lid and box"

2. Union

idiom

1. To begin fighting to engage in battle

   "troops joining battle against a hated enemy"

idiom

1. To hold the hand of another person

   "The priest asked us all to join hands and bow our heads in prayer."

idiom

1. To perform a marriage ceremony for two people getting married

idiom

1. To marry (someone)

   "a young couple joined in marriage"

idiom

1. Said to indicate that the problems or feelings someone is having are problems or feelings that the speaker has had

idiom

1. To become part of a larger group to do what most other people are doing

   "You can find a private hideaway or join the crowd at the beach."

2. Used to say that the problems or feelings someone is having are problems or feelings that others have had

phrasal verb

1. To meet each other at a particular place

   "We're planning to join up (with each other) and have a few drinks after the game."

2. To become a member of a group or organization

   "More than 100 people have joined up."

verb

1. To join (two or more things or people) together conjoin

   "The drives began to click, and the parallel processors silently multiplied and cojoined huge numbers."