transitive. To unite, combine, or join in kinship, friendship, association, etc., esp. for a common purpose or mutual benefit. Also with to, with, ag…

passive. To be or be made confederate.

transitive. To ally (a person or persons) to (another or others), esp. for some common purpose. Frequently reflexive or in passive.

transitive. To join (persons, or one person with (to archaic) another), in (to obsolete) common purpose, action, or condition; to link together…

transitive. To join, to unite together; to form into a society or association. Also reflexive. Obsolete.

transitive. To bring together in association or companionship. Also figurative. Obsolete.

To join or form into a band or company; to unite, confederate, league. transitive and reflexive. Also, to form (cattle or sheep) into a herd or…

transitive. To unite (persons or states) in a league, bring into alliance, ally; to form into a confederation. Const. with, together, †unto.

transitive. To unite (an individual) to (rarely with) an association or company; to add as a constituent member.

transitive. To join in alliance, to ally, unite, associate. (Chiefly in past participle) Obsolete.

To bring or put (persons, troops, etc.) into one body or company; to unite, combine. to join forces, figurative to combine efforts.

transitive. Of an action, circumstance, object, etc.: to be the means by which (a person) is brought or introduced into a position, state…

To band together, league, confederate. transitive and reflexive (cf. French se bander.)

transitive. To form or join into a league; to band together with; to confederate.

figurative. To bind together in a common interest or function (obsolete), or in a class or order; to unite.

transitive. To conjoin, combine, or put together into a common stock, or to a common end.

transitive. To bring into fraternal association or sympathy; to unite as brothers. Now rare.

transitive. To bring into federal union, or a federal relationship; to bring in line with federal principles; (hence also) to decentralize, to…

loosely. To form (people) as if into a brigade; to combine, associate.