Connect

kon-nekf, v. To knit or fasten together; — to establish a ociation between. v. To become joined or coherent; to have close relation. [L. con and vectere, n , to bind, knit, join, Skr. nah, to bind.] — Connect 'edly, adv. — Connection, -nek'- shun, n. Act of, or state of being, etc.; persons or things connected together; continuity; junction; dependence; relationship. — Connective, -iv, a. Having power to connect, — n. {Gram.) A word that connects other words or sentences; a conjunction.— Connect 'ively, adv. — Con nec for, -er, n. One who, or that which, etc.; esp. a flexible tube connecting gla tubes in pneumatic experiments.— Connexion, Cennexlve. Same as Connection, Connective.