lightjoin
verbUK /ˈlaɪt.dʒɔɪn/
US /ˈlaɪt.dʒɔɪn/
To join things together in a light and easy way.
The children lightjoin the paper strips to make a colorful chain.
OTHER MEANINGS
2. To connect two pieces of material with a quick, gentle touch.
She lightjoins the fabric edges before sewing them.
3. To bring people together in a friendly, relaxed manner.
The festival lightjoins neighbors from all around the town.
4. A light, temporary connection between two things.
The bridge is just a lightjoin between the two paths.