Concatenate

To assemble in order, to link into a series.

He concatenated a chain of words in such a way as to be precise but not overly verbose.

by negativecr33p December 9, 2017

connteesion

someone being made unconcious,and then brought back to life to be unconcious,or dead.

(cun-tees-zhun) connteesion

by regardless devon victory May 16, 2010

concateny

A linked or chained group of things.

The program team came up with a concateny of ideas.

by DudeWithaBlaster January 8, 2019

Connat

noun

An Australian social media app where users can browse a location-based feed and share photos anonymously.

"Did you see that photo on Connat?" "Yeah! It must have been taken nearby..."

by abbalol March 24, 2016

cognates

Words that look or sound like words in you're native language and have a similar meaning

Cognates share a common word origin

These words are Cognates :
English:telephone

Spanish:teléfono
They share the same root: phon,which means "sound" or "voice"

by SJ3112 February 26, 2018

Connat

noun

A popular Australian social media app where users share photos and browse a location-based feed.

"Did you see that awesome photo on Connat?" "Yeah! It must have been taken nearby..."

by abbalol March 15, 2016

Connat

verb

The act of using Connat, an Australian social media app where users can browse a location-based feed and post photos anonymously.

"Dude, you should totally Connat that!"

by abbalol March 24, 2016