| Back | colligate /KOL-i-gayt/ |
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| Front | verb To bind or group together. [From Latin colligare, from com- (together) + ligare (bind). Ultimately from the Indo-European root leig (to bind), which is also the source of oblige, alloy, ally, rely, lien, league, liable, ligature, and furl. Earliest documented use: 1545.] "Chizz made a quick overview of the situation, attempting to colligate the loose ends of a somewhat fragmented movie." - Ihebom C. Reginald; Forbidden Choice; Xlibris; 2013. |
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