Junct, Join, Jug (To join, meet, or link).

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Junct, Join, Jug (To join, meet, or link)

Con join ed Con ju gate Con junc tion Dis joint ed Join Joint Joint com mit tee Jug u lar Junc tion Re join

Conjoined (adj) Joined Together Combined United

Conjugate (v) Joining together Correct verb in grammar

Conjunction (n) A word Joins two phrases or sentences.

Disjointed (adj) Not connected Having no flow

Joint (n) A body part Where two bones join together.

Join (v) Get together To meet

Joint Committee (n) A group Of people From the Senate and House of Representatives Who join together to discuss issues

Jugular (n) A vein That carries blood from the head to the heart. Joins the head and the heart.

Junction (n) A place Where two highways meet.

Rejoin (v) Meet Again