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joiner

 

Definitions from WordNet

Noun joiner has 2 senses
  1. joiner - a person who likes to join groups
    --1 is a kind of
    member
    Derived form: verb join1
  2. joiner - a woodworker whose work involves making things by joining pieces of wood
    --2 is a kind of
    woodworker, woodsman, woodman

Definitions from the Web

Joiner

Noun

1. A person who joins or connects two or more things together.

Example sentence: John is a skilled joiner who can seamlessly merge different pieces of wood to create beautiful furniture.

2. In woodworking, a tool used to create joinery by cutting notches or grooves in wood to join two or more pieces together.

Example sentence: The joiner made precise cuts in the wooden panels to build a sturdy and well-constructed cabinet.

Verb

1. To connect or bring together two or more things.

Example sentence: Anne used screws and glue to join the two sections of the broken table.

2. To become a member of a group, organization, or club.

Example sentence: After attending several meetings, Mark decided to join the chess club at his school.

Adjective

1. Popular or well-liked by a majority of people.

Example sentence: The joiner restaurant downtown attracts a lot of customers with its delicious food and welcoming ambiance.

2. Relating to a particular locality or community.

Example sentence: The joiner traditions and cultural activities reflect the rich heritage of the town.

Related products: Woodworking Joiner Tools, Joiner Membership, Popular Items, Books on Local Culture.

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