Connect

kon-ekt′, v.t. to tie or fasten together: to establish a relation between: to a ociate.— p.adj. Connect′ed , joined: united.— adv. Connect′edly , in a connected manner.— ns. Connect′er , -or , one who or that which connects.— adj. Connect′ible , capable of being connected.— ns. Connec′tion , Connex′ion , act of connecting: that which connects: a body or society held together by a bond: coherence: intercourse: context: relation: intimacy: a relative.— adjs. Connect′ive , Connex′ive ( obs. ), binding together.— n. a word that connects sentences and words.— adv. Connect′ively .— Connective ti ue , one of the four sets of the commonest cla ification of animal ti ues, including a great variety—e.g. bone, cartilage, ligaments, and enswathing membranes. [L. con , together, and nectĕre , to tie.]