intransitive. Of earth, waters, etc.: to close up; to merge so as to form one mass.

To come or be brought into material contact or connection; to become connected or fastened together; to combine, unite physically.

intransitive. To join with something or somebody else; to become part of or adapted to something; to give support. Usually with to, †unto. Now rare.

to join together, conjoin (intransitive and transitive).

figurative. intransitive (for reflexive). To join; to grow together, unite closely.

intransitive. To come close together in contact or union; to join, unite, combine, coalesce, meet in a common centre.

To become joined together; to unite.

intransitive. = conjoin, v.

intransitive. To become conjoined or united. Obsolete.

intransitive. To come together; to assemble, or meet, esp. for a common purpose. To come together; to unite. Obsolete.