combines
Mixes into one
Combines is the third-person singular of combine, meaning to join or merge things together: She combines work and family effortlessly.
As a noun, combines are large agricultural machines that harvest grain crops—so called because they combine the operations of reaping, threshing, and winnowing into one pass through the field.
Extracting grain from stalks
- reapingCutting crops for collection
- grainCereal plant's harvest unit
- wheatCereal crop for flour
- cornCereal grown on cobs
soybean · barley · harvesting · crop · swather · baler · sickle · husking
Combine into mixture
- fuseProtective melting wire
- amalgamateMerge distinct entities
- unifyCombine into a whole
- consolidateUnite separate things
meld · coalesce · incorporate · synthesize · intermingle · assimilate · mesh · join
Combining parts into whole
- amalgamationUniting into one
- coalescenceUniting into one mass
- meldingCombining into unity
- alloyMetallic combination
blend · composite · intermingling · emulsion · symbiosis · homogenization · compound · entwining
Combined effect exceeding components
- interconnectionMutual joining of parts
- coordinationOrganized cooperative movement
- collaborationJoint intellectual work
- interoperabilityCross-platform functional harmony
interface · linkage · alignment · synchronization · networking · partnership · centralization · cohesion
Point where paths meet
- confluenceMeeting point of streams
- junctionPoint where things meet
- meetingGathering for discussion
- nexusConnecting central point
unification · alliance · association · affiliation · unity · harmonization · centralization · conjoining
Agricultural pulling vehicle
- plowingTurning earth for crops
- tillingCultivating soil for crops
- sowingPlanting for cultivation
- cultivationFostering growth through care
irrigation · fertilizing · cropland · acreage · tillage · seeder · cultivator · plow
threshing
Extracting grain from stalks
corn · soybean · barley · harvesting · crop · swather · baler · sickle · husking · silage
blend
Combine into mixture
- fuseProtective melting wire
- amalgamateMerge distinct entities
- unifyCombine into a whole
consolidate · meld · coalesce · incorporate · synthesize · intermingle · assimilate · mesh · join · mix
synthesis
Combining parts into whole
- amalgamationUniting into one
- coalescenceUniting into one mass
- meldingCombining into unity
alloy · blend · composite · intermingling · emulsion · symbiosis · homogenization · compound · entwining · assimilation
synergy
Combined effect exceeding components
- interconnectionMutual joining of parts
- coordinationOrganized cooperative movement
- collaborationJoint intellectual work
interoperability · interface · linkage · alignment · synchronization · networking · partnership · centralization · cohesion · incorporation
intersection
Point where paths meet
- confluenceMeeting point of streams
- junctionPoint where things meet
- meetingGathering for discussion
nexus · unification · alliance · association · affiliation · unity · harmonization · centralization · conjoining · crossroads
tractor
Agricultural pulling vehicle
cultivation · irrigation · fertilizing · cropland · acreage · tillage · seeder · cultivator · plow · diesel
- Farm Logisticsfarm trucks, tractors, trailers, hay wagons, grain elevators
- rural developmentrural housing, land reform, farm loans, rural roads, rural infrastructure
- agriculturefarms, crops, farm, farmers, farming
- countrysidefarmhouse, farm, barns, farmyard, barn
- farmingfarm, farms, farmer, farmers, crop
- American Farmingfamily farms, corn, wheat, hay, farmsteads
combinesseparates
Divides into portions
divides · splits · disconnects · severs · detaches
combinesisolates
Keeps separate from others
excludes · removes · extracts · singles out · sets apart
- combination lockSecurity device requiring sequence
- combine harvesterAll-in-one grain gatherer
- safe combinationSequence unlocking a strongbox
- combination safeLocked box with numbered dial
- combined effortUnified group action
- combination skinFace both oily and dry
combine, combined, combination, combining, combinations, recombined, uncombined, combinatorial, combinable