1) Adjunction 2) Adjunctive 3) Allying 4) Conjuncture 5) Converging 6) Junction 7) Marriage 8) Opting in 9) Union 10) Uniting 1) Change of integrity 2) Connection 3) Connexion 4) Coupling 5) Enlistment 6) Linking or enlisting 
the placing of rams with ewes for mating (see tupping).
• (p. pr. & vb. n.) of Join
The technique of fitting pieces of wood together to the standard required in furniture-making.
(from the article `materials processing`) Another further alteration may be `joining,` the process of permanently, sometimes only temporarily, bonding or attaching materials to each other. ... A second large application of tin is in solders for joining metals. The most common solders are basically alloys of lead and tin. Since...Technique of fitting pieces of wood together to the standard required in furniture-making. The words joined or joint indicate that a piece has been constructed using mortise-and-tenon or dovetail joints, rather than pegged with wooden dowels or iron pins at the angles, as in boarded construction. In the 16thC came panelled construction - panels hel …...
[n] - the act of bringing two things into contact
connection noun the act of bringing two things into contact (especially for communication); `the joining of hands around the table`; `there was a connection via the internet`
Putting parts together to make new products. This is called assembling. Materials can be joined together in a number of different ways. The joints can be temporary or permanent, they can be fixed, or they can move. Joints can be made by shaping the materials so that they fit together. There is a wide...
Putting the rams and ewes together for mating. Tupping is the same thing.