transitive. To bind, fasten, make fast (one thing to another, or two or more things together) with a cord, rope, band, or the like, drawn together…

transitive. To couple or join with or as with a link (in or into a chain, in amity, etc.). (Also absol.) two or more things together.

transitive. To join (a thing) with or to a suitable counterpart; to associate, couple, treat as comparable with. Also: †to provide for (a person)…

To join together (events, accounts, etc.) so as to produce or show a connected whole; to bring into connection. (Often implying arbitrary or…

transitive. With to, with. To bring (a thing or person) into relation with; to establish the relationship of (something) to. Also reflexive.

figurative and in figurative contexts. transitive. To reduce or close (a notional gap); to make (a difference, difficulty, etc.) smaller or less…

To state or establish relationship with.

intransitive. To associate or unite oneself or one's interests with (or to). Also transitive, to associate (one thing) with another. Originally U.S.…