loosejoin
verbUK /ˌluːsˈdʒɔɪn/
US /ˌluːsˈdʒɔɪn/
To join things together in a way that is not tight.
We loosejoin the paper pieces with a little tape so they can move.
OTHER MEANINGS
2. To put parts together without making them firm or fixed.
The builder will loosejoin the boards first to check the fit.
3. To connect ideas or groups in a casual, not strict way.
The teacher will loosejoin the two topics in one easy lesson.
4. To tie or hold something with slack so it can move a bit.
Loosejoin the rope around the post so it can slide.