quickcombine
verbUK /ˈkwɪk.kəmˌbaɪn/
US /ˈkwɪk.kəmˌbaɪn/
To put things together very fast.
Quickcombine the flour and sugar in a big bowl.
OTHER MEANINGS
2. To join two or more teams or groups in a hurry.
The two clubs decided to quickcombine for the weekend tournament.
3. In computing, to merge files or data rapidly into one.
The script will quickcombine the logs into a single report.
4. To bring ideas together quickly during a discussion.
Let's quickcombine our plans before the meeting starts.