Unites

This term unites all lighting fittings that serve the above mentioned purposes. ❋ Frank Ponemunski (1991)

This term unites approach Russian and American researchers to identification of the BFs (Sasquatches). ❋ Unknown (2008)

May 6th, 2008 9: 28 pm ET the polls does not always say what people really are doing. i think many people are basing it on race to choose their candidates. 92% african american for obama. obama divides the country. the only people he unites is his own supporters which are those crazy fanatics ❋ Unknown (2008)

Our new name unites our corporate and operational identities and is reinforced by the actions we are taking to integrate the holding company and our operations into a single company. ❋ Unknown (2010)

It’s entirely possible that he chose her to fulfill another dichotomy – left-brain unites with right-brain, urbane weds earthy, Rea Irvin meets Osamu Tezuka. ❋ Unknown (2009)

Shelley Vane Plunkett, who to the distinction of his name unites a noble and elevated nature. " ❋ Harry Leon Wilson (1903)

Creation is a system of musical harmonies uniting in a common unity, and that common unity is the unit of all unites, which is God. ❋ James T. Haley (1895)

It may also combine, not synonyms, but words of contrastive meaning; the resulting word unites both the forms and the senses of the sources into a hermaphroditic tertiun quid. ❋ Unknown (1975)

Unless they mean that she will unite the country club set and the Sunday-go-to-meeting crowd (who are otherwise starting to get on each other's nerves) to elect another Republican, I have no idea how they can claim with a straight face that she "unites" anyone. ❋ Unknown (2009)

Perhaps, if this is the case, this could be the engine that "unites" the old school crowd, prompts someone to complete the simulacra suite with a clone OD&D two down, one to go, and drives the talked about renaissance forward. ❋ James Maliszewski (2008)

I know I wasn't alone; every early-twentysomething desires what Frost desires: start a life after academia that "unites" their profession with their goals and interests. ❋ Phil Razem (2007)

This he knows, with this he "unites"; for it is his own creature. ❋ Evelyn Underhill (1908)

Britain and the United States such as unites no two other nations ❋ Various (1870)

"It kind of unites us all as one, forming a common goal," said teenage volunteer Morgan Ward. ❋ Unknown (2010)

Despite all the nonsensical talk about the importance of having a president who "unites" us, it is a divided government that is healthiest. ❋ Unknown (2009)

If anything, it kind of unites Ithaca College and Cornell together, "Pietzak said. ❋ Unknown (2009)

Sorry paying [passenger] but if you don't [give up] your [seat], we'll go United on you a$$ ❋ Psuyork (2017)

Bitch, don't [make me] go United on your ass' [cause] you know [I will]. ❋ Daddy DayD (2017)

[FBI Agent]: [Sergeant Major], Where are you going? Jonas: I'm gonna take down that plane. And I've got my best man in the woods, so if you give me up he will come down here and shoot [you dead]. You, you and you, panic. The rest of you come with me. -From the pilot episode of The Unit ❋ Doctorwaffle (2008)

[Terminator] is [considered] a unit ❋ Matt Brooksy (2006)

Let's All unite as one, to [bring down] [the system]!!! ❋ OiDevotchka (2006)

Man have you seen Chad? His [unitism] has made him into what he is today, a [all star] [collegiate] athlete. ❋ Jex And Joe (2018)

[United Airlines] [sucks] ❋ ITookAHarSHIT (2020)

We are all friend now thanks to Mike being a uniter. [good thing] he didn't [act like] W. If he had, I'd still hate [those guys]. ❋ Johnny More (2004)

You can call anyone 'unit' or 'a unit' or 'the unit' and so on. 'Unit' can be used as a complimentary term or as a derogatory term. Examples: "What's up, unittttt!" "That kid's a [fucking unit]." It's all about the emphasis on 'unit'. The usage derives from both 'dude' and 'cock'. 'Dude' is more often complimentary while 'cock' is sometimes just 'cock' and other times 'cock' is derogatory. Examples: "Ahhhh, unitttt!!!! What's up, kid?!?!?" "She couldn't handle my gigantic unit." "He's the biggest fucking unit." Also derives from Randy Johnson, also known as 'The Big Unit'. The first known usage of the modern 'unit' terminology was by a Boston man, himself a [big unit] because of his height, strength, and ability to [crush beers]. ❋ Unit Man (2010)

[Ere] [Bri], you seen that big old [Bella] Emberg in accounts? Aye, a right unit. ❋ LoonyBob (2010)