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; jointly.

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Produced by the action of two or more; united in or sharing.

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To form with or unite by joints.

Combined; shared; joined.

A junction, as of two movable bones; place of union; hinge.

A piece of meat, as for roasting.

Place where two bones are connected; articulation, as knee-joint.

A joining: the place where two or more things join: a knot: a hinge: a seam: the place where two bones are joined: (cook.) the part of the limb of an animal cut off at the joint.

Joined, united, or combined: shared among more than one.

To unite by joints: to fit closely: to provide with joints: to cut into joints. as an animal.

To fit like joints.

Combined; shared by two or more.

Place where two things are united; movable connection of two bones; hinge.

To unite by a joint.

Articulation- i. Ball and Socket, Enarthrosis- j. Dove-tail, Suture- j. Stiff, Ankylosis.

n. The place or part in which two things are joined or united ; junction ; - the joining of two or more bones in animal bodies ; articulation ; - the commissure of parts of a plant ; knot : internode ; - a hinge ; juncture of parts, as in wood-work, to admit of motion ; - one of the limbs of an animal, or part of it cut by the butcher for the table ; - a crack or seam transverse to the stratification.

Articulation of limbs, juncture of moveable bones in animal bodies; hinge, junctures which admit motion of the parts; in joinery, straight lines, in joiners language, is called a joint, that is, two pieces of wood are shot; a knot in a plant; one of the limbs of an animal cut up by the butcher; Out of joint, luxated, slipped from the socket, or correspondent part where it naturally moves; thrown into confusion and disorder

Shared among many; united in the same possession; combined, acting together in consort