unite

As a verb unite

is to come or bring together as one.

As an adjective syncotyledonous is

having united cotyledons.

As a verb unite

is to come or bring together as one.

As a noun familistery is

a community in which many people unite, like a single family, and are regulated by certain communistic laws and customs.

As a noun unite

is unity.

As an adjective synallaxine is

(zoology) having the outer and middle toes partially united; said of certain birds related to the creepers.

As a noun unite

is unity.

As an adjective ununitable is

that cannot be united.

As a noun unite

is unity.

As an adjective unitable is

capable of being united.

As a noun unite

is unity.

As a verb conferruminate is

to unite into a solid mass.

As an adjective conferruminate is

(botany) closely united by the coalescence of contiguous faces.

As a noun unite

is unity.

As an adjective concorporate is

united into a single body.

As a verb concorporate is

(obsolete) to unite into a single body.

As verbs the difference between unite and coarticulate

is that unite is to come or bring together as one while coarticulate is to unite to form an articulation (joint.

As a verb unite

is to come or bring together as one.

As an adjective unembodied is

incorporeal; not possessed of a body.

As verbs the difference between unite and glutinate

is that unite is to come or bring together as one while glutinate is to unite with glue; to cement; to stick together.