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Misproportion
To give wrong or unesthetic proportions to to join without due proportion as the legs were misrpoportioned to the body
Oop
To bind with a thread or cord to join to unite
Re
back recede remove reclaim to call out against repugn to fight against recognition a knowing again rejoin to join again reiterate reassure Combinations containing the prefix re are readily formed and are for the most part of
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Recompact
To compact or join anew
Reunite
To unite again to join after separation or variance
Act of Settlement
the heirs of her body being Protestants. The Act further provided (inter alia) that (i.) the sovereign shall join in the communion with the Church of England as by law established. (ii.) No pardon under the Great
Black-leg
such', Barnett v. Allen, (1858) 3 H&N 376. The term is applied to a man who refuses to join, or follow the ruling of, a Trades Union in times of disputes between employer and employee.
Interlink
To link together to join as one chain to another
Culprit
in the trial of the Earl of Pembroke for murder in 1678. Its original force was formerly to join issue with the defendant's plea of Not guilty and to demand trial and judgment.'-Oxf. Dict., art. 'Culprit,' where
Joint-tenancy
Joint-tenancy. This tenancy is created where the same interest in real or personal property is, by the act of
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