0 past simple and past participle of rejoin
1 to return to someone or something:
2 to give a quick answer to what someone has said, in an angry or humorous way:
"No, I do not have time to help you," he rejoined impatiently.
Facing penury he retired to a room over the garage, wrote twelve hours a day for five weeks, and rejoined the middle classes.
Surely, these scholars rejoined, the stated reasons must be smoke screens.
Instead, they rejoined the private army of their former 'host'.
The finger healed and rejoined, even though it was left slightly crooked.
Six older respondents had previously attended the meetings, dropped out and then rejoined.
Taft rejoined that union power threatened the integrity of the electoral process, that - like corporate participation - it corrupted campaigns.
A further proband, who had previously refused involvement, rejoined the study.
Although she suggests she gave in to her husband's demands, she later rejoined the organisations.
