joint

US /dʒɔɪnt/

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UK /dʒɔɪnt/

n. (c./u.)Noun (Countable/Uncountable)Body parts where bones meet and can move together

I may have injured a knee joint after that high jump

n. (c./u.)Noun (Countable/Uncountable)Point at which two things meet (e.g. a road)

Just put some super glue on this joint and it will be good as new

n. (c./u.)Noun (Countable/Uncountable)A club or restaurant; place where you are

Let's leave this joint and hang out somewhere else

adj.AdjectiveShared; involving working together; in common

The couple announced their engagement in a joint statement

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Friends cast 'reeling' from death of Matthew Perry who was like a 'brother' to them and will release 'joint statement'
Friends cast 'reeling' from death of Matthew Perry who was like a 'brother' to them and will release 'joint statement'
to them and will release joint statement.
to them and will release joint statement.

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with our Joint Chiefs of Staff to think about what are we going to need in the future to
with our Joint Chiefs of Staff to think about what are we going to need in the future to
of the Navy and the Joint Chiefs of Staff, we determine how are we going to be best able
of the Navy and the Joint Chiefs of Staff, we determine how are we going to be best able

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had expanded upon this idea to create joint stock companies.
had expanded upon this idea to create joint stock companies.

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I do that every time I walk into a joint.
I do that every time I walk into a joint.

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- They don't even fit on the first joint of my fingers.
- They don't even fit on the first joint of my fingers.
and it's to the second joint but they don't
and it's to the second joint but they don't

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A knuckle is a joint in the finger where two bones come together or connect.
A knuckle is a joint in the finger where two bones come together or connect.
This joint is filled with a fluid called synovial fluid.
This joint is filled with a fluid called synovial fluid.

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