join up
Become a member
Join up means to enlist in the military: He joined up right after Pearl Harbor.
More generally, it means to connect or combine with others: The two trails join up near the summit.
In British usage, joined-up describes something coordinated or integrated: joined-up thinking, joined-up government.
New member sought
- volunteerUnpaid willing participant
- enrollFormally join a program
- conscriptCompulsory military enrollee
- draftPreliminary version of text
induction · service · army · navy · airforce · marines · cadet · bootcamp
Interact socially with others
- mixCombine different elements
- networkInterconnected system
- fraternizeAssociate on friendly terms
- participateTake an active role
get involved · belong · membership · club · group · circle · community · fellowship
Bring or come together
- conveneFormally gather together
- rendezvousScheduled meeting at agreed location
- congregateGather as a group
- rallyGathering for a cause
muster · come together · unite · regroup · reconvene · mobilize · band together · group
One who shares activity
- allySupportive partner
- cooperateWork jointly with others
- pool resourcesCombine for mutual benefit
- work togetherAct jointly toward aim
coalition · alliance · consortium · syndicate · federation · collective · affiliate · associate
recruit
New member sought
- volunteerUnpaid willing participant
- enrollFormally join a program
- conscriptCompulsory military enrollee
draft · induction · service · army · navy · airforce · marines · cadet · bootcamp · basic training
link
Point of connection
merge · fuse · unite · bond · splice · seam · weld · solder · stitch · bind
mingle
Interact socially with others
- mixCombine different elements
- networkInterconnected system
- fraternizeAssociate on friendly terms
participate · get involved · belong · membership · club · group · circle · community · fellowship · association
gather
Bring or come together
- conveneFormally gather together
- rendezvousScheduled meeting at agreed location
- congregateGather as a group
rally · muster · come together · unite · regroup · reconvene · mobilize · band together · group · cluster
partner
One who shares activity
- allySupportive partner
- cooperateWork jointly with others
- pool resourcesCombine for mutual benefit
work together · coalition · alliance · consortium · syndicate · federation · collective · affiliate · associate · band together
- participationtake part, membership, attendance, voting, contributions
- horsemanshipriding lesson, riding lessons, riding school, riding schools, riding instructor
- fall in phrasescollapse, cave in, give way, buckle, crumble