to add something in writing; to add something at the end

add, join

to come together, unite, into one group, substance etc

blend, come together

(to cause things) to join together

connect, integrate

to give the forms of (a verb) for numbers, tense etc

combine

(to cause things) to become united as one (physical) thing

combine, link

(to cause things) to become (more) solid or strong

combine; make firm

to join (parts) into a whole; complete (something) by adding parts

mix, merge

a place where two or more things have been joined together; to come together

unite

to work, act, together, inform each other etc

connect with a specific group or individual

to take (a person) as a husband or wife; (of a priest, a civil official) to join (two people) as husband and wife

become husband and wife in legal ceremony

a variety of substances put together for a purpose; a group of different kinds (of people)

combine, join

mix, merge

mix, merge

(to cause people, groups, things) to become one; to act or work together

combine; join together