conglutinate verb. [kɒn'glu:tɪneɪt] Now rare. LME.
[Latin conglutinat- pa. ppl stem of conglutinare, formed as CON- + glutinare to glue, from glutin-, gluten glue: see -ATE³.]
1. verb intrans. Stick together, cohere (lit. & fig.). Orig. (now obsolete) of a fracture or wound: knit together, close and heal. LME.

2. verb trans. Unite (a wounded part, broken bone, etc.); heal. LME.

3. verb trans. Cause to cohere; fasten firmly together. LME.

■ congluti'nation noun LME.

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