joint
//dʒɔɪnt//
Noun
A point where two or more bones meet in the body, allowing movement or flexibility.
She injured her knee joint while playing soccer.
A place where two things are joined or connected together.
The pipe broke at the joint.
A place of business, especially a bar, restaurant, or nightclub, often of dubious quality.
We grabbed a burger at some joint down the street.
A marijuana cigarette.
They were smoking a joint behind the building.
Adjective
Shared by or involving two or more people or groups together.
They made a joint decision to start the business together.
Combined or united in action or purpose.
They made a joint decision to start the business together.
Synonym
Antonym
Verb
To connect or fasten things together with a joint.
The carpenter jointed the two pieces of wood together.
To cut meat into joints or at the joints.
The butcher jointed the chicken expertly.