The Collaborative International Dictionary
Cojoin \Co*join"\, v. t.
To join; to conjoin. [R.]
--Shak.
Wiktionary
vb. (context rare English) To join together; to conjoin.
Usage examples of "cojoin".
Troy watched as Dalton left the dance floor with Trays, where they had been dancing as closely as if they were cojoined, and then Troy could watch no more.
For an instant he sensed a greater Pattern forming between them, as if the tides of light and gravity were cojoined with the rhythms of lunar rotation in a delicate, ever-shifting web of power.
He had had such plans then, his cojoining with Leyytey appearing to be his ticket to higher rank, privileges available only to the elite.
An affinity which was a literal cojoining so that, in effect, the dominant half became the host, seeing, feeling, hearing, using all the motor and sensory apparatus.