Joint (noun)

  1. The point at which two or more bones are attached in the body.
  2. A place or point where two or more things are joined or united.
  3. A device or piece of equipment used to connect two or more things together.

Origin:

Middle english: from old french joint, past participle of joindre "to join", based on latin jungere.

Examples:

  1. The joint in my finger hurts.
  2. The joint of the pipe was leaking.
  3. The roof had a joint that needed to be fixed.
  4. This joint is the weakest point of the structure.
  5. The joint venture between the two companies was successful.
Some random words: unstrap, one-to-one, unnameable