a swelling on the large joint of the big toe

physical growth; lump

the verb 'be' when used to join a subject to its compliment, as in 'The baby is a boy', 'It is Thursday today'

intersection, juncture

the mark ( - ) used to join two words together, as in Anglo-French, between syllables, as in co-op, or to divide a word at the end of a written or printed line, as in hy-phen

intersection, juncture

an edge, point of contact, shared between two things; an apparatus used to join two different computer parts

link, connection

(an instance of) joining or being joined

connection

the flap at the bottom of the outer ear

flap

a shaped hole cut in a piece of wood to receive the end of another piece (the tenon)

link, connection

that part of a layer (of rock etc) which can be seen

projection

something growing out of something else

projection

(in a theatre) the raised structure on which the actors appear; a point, period or step in development; a journey, distance, between two stopping-places along a road or route

level, period within structure or