Topic: FOOD
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| Date: | 1200-1300 |
| Language: | Old French |
| Origin: | jointe, from joindre; JOIN |
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joint2 [countable]
1HBA a part of your body that can bend because two bones meet there
3 a place where two things or parts of an object are joined together : 
What should I use to seal the joint between a carport roof and the house wall?
What should I use to seal the joint between a carport roof and the house wall?4
out of joint
a) HBH if a bone in your body is out of joint, it has been pushed out of its correct position
b) if a system, group etc is out of joint, it is not working properly : Something is out of joint in our society.
Something is out of joint in our society.➔ put somebody's nose out of joint
at nose1 (15)6 informalMDD a cigarette containing cannabis [= spliff]
