conjunct /kən-junktˈ or konˈjunkt/

1. Conjoined
2. Joint
3. Of or relating to two adjacent degrees of a scale (music)

An adverbial that joins two discourse units

conjuncˈtion noun

1. Connection, union
2. Combination
3. Simultaneous occurrence in space and time
4. A word that connects sentences, clauses and words (grammar)
5. One of the aspects of the planets, when two bodies have the same celestial longitude or the same right ascension (formerly when they were in the same sign) (astrology)

conjuncˈtional adjective

conjuncˈtionally adverb

conjunctiva /kon-jungkt-īˈvə/ noun (pl conjunctiˈvas or conjunctiˈvae /-ē/)

The mucous membrane of the front of the eye, covering the external surface of the cornea and the inner side of the eyelid

conjunctīˈval adjective

Of the conjunctiva

conjuncˈtive adjective

1. Closely united
2. Serving to join
3. Connective (anatomy)
4. Being a conjunction or related to (the use of) conjunctions (grammar)

A conjunction

conjuncˈtively adverb

conjuncˈtiveness noun

conjunctivitis /-iv-īˈtis/ noun (medicine)

Inflammation of the conjunctiva

conjunctˈly adverb

1. Conjointly
2. In union

conjuncˈture noun

A combination of circumstances, esp one leading to a crisis

conjunctive mood noun (grammar)

The subjunctive mood generally, or when used in a principal clause, or in the principal clause of a conditional sentence

• splenomegaly
• splent
• splent bone
• spleuchan
• spleuchans
• splice
• spliced
• splicer
• splicers
• splices
• splice the mainbrace
• splicing
• spliff
• spliffs
• spline
• splined
• splines
• splining
• splint
• splint armour
• splint armours
• splint bone
• splint bones
• splint coal
• splint coals