0 to be very near, next to, or touching:
In addition, adult pasture spittlebugs sometimes cause severe damage to adjoining grain crops.
By the end of this cycle, the final syllable is adjoined to the left by (33b), since this is the only place it can go.
The second case is that adjoins into another elementary tree.
Either of these measures puts local tissue development out of step with adjoining parts and disrupts the co-ordinated schedule of development.
Also, a single syllable between feet may be adjoined to a monosyllabic foot to its left, for example, the second syllable of migratory.
The adjoining king's antechamber, or part of it, seems the most likely place.
So, my garden is both adjacent to and adjoining my next-door neighbour's.
For example, when something adjoins to an expletive, it is adjoining to a head (and maximal projection).
