† inˈjointer, -tre, v. Obs. rare—1.
[app. f. in-2 + jointer jointure.]
trans. To jointure (a wife); in quot. fig.
| 1654 ? Fuller Triana (1664) 44 Don Durio..contented that his Daughter was injointred [ed. 1867 en-] in a true affection, consented unto their Marriage. |