- - join a couple
- - Come together for a common cause
- - the alien goes to the university for a get-together
- - a french one, extremely tense, is to join
- - form one larger group
- - Rally around a common cause
- - form into a single entity
- - Come together to work as a team
- - come together for a cause
- - join a military detachment near the east
- - Form into single entity
- - Form single unit
- - Make a couple of
- - Form a merger
- - Form a federation
- - Form a bloc
- - Rebel against a common enemy, say
- - Form an entity
- - Cry from a labor organizer
- - Create a whole?
- - Strengthen, in a way
- - Form a league
- - Fuse, in a way
- - Form an alliance
- - Work as a team
- - Form alliance
- - Form a coalition
- - EU collects money raised to form alliance
- - Form a collective
- - Form a bond
- - Bring together, as for a cause
- - Bring together a French couple (not married)
- - Make a merger
- - Word on a striker's placard, perhaps
- - Set free, one moving north to marry
- - make one in fun - it enriches
- - Join one with energy
- - Put this hut up to live together unmarried
- - Merge, become one
- - join one in new tune
- - I tune out for get-together
- - Make it into one tune one can arrange
- - in whitsun i tearfully wed
- - Tie the knot but untie again
- - Couple's nickel delivered in tradesman's vehicle
- - "Workers of all lands ..." (phrase on Marx's tombstone)
- - "workers of the world, ......!"
- - Couple held back by disquiet in university
- - possibly untie, but here join together
- - Join military group heading for Edinburgh
- - Pull together, cooperate
- - to join, one goes to the capital of england
- - Join some troops heading east
- - join united nations wearing woven tie
- - Couple held up by disquiet in university
- - Eu imports can, when rising, make one
- - join in some of the fun: it eases tension
- - Join university before half-term
- - Make one military group start to exercise
- - Bring together as one
- - Forge an alliance
- - Make into one tune I organised
- - Join you the night after, say
- - EU collecting money raised for alliance
- - Join military group close to castle
- - Make one and one equal to begin with
- - Join up with you, Knight, or so we hear
- - Inapt anagram of "untie"
- - Get together, as one
- - weld or wed
- - karl marx's epitaph reads "workers of all lands .....".
- - retinue, some go back and join
- - Come together (anagram of "untie")
- - Join forces and come together
- - Join one heading for Exeter
- - What Marx and Engels told workers of the world to do
- - bring together company and engineer
- - Len McCluskey has been ....'s general secretary since 2011
- - To combine
- - join military group to the east
- - Marry sweetheart behind flat
- - Come together in backing retinue
- - Join military group, European
- - make one up in the retinue
- - Merge(Used today)
- - Join in marriage
- - Pool resources
- - Make as one
- - Gang up
- - Consociate
- - Marx's exhortation
- - Labor leader's shout
- - Come together, as in matrimony
- - Call to the workers of the world, perhaps
- - Throw in together
- - Rally cry, often
- - Marx's advice to workers
- - Make one of two?
- - Last word of "The Communist Manifesto"
- - Karl Marx exhortation
- - Join together as one
- - Join in action.
- - Huddle together
- - Go from two to one
- - Go from two or more to one
- - Get under one umbrella, so to speak
- - Get under one umbrella
- - Get togetheer
- - Debs's exhortation
- - Debs's advice to workers
- - Debs request to workers
- - Concatenate
- - Change from two to one
- - Bond, say
- - Anagram for untie
- - Yoke
- - Agglomerate
- - Be as one
- - Close ranks.
- - Demonstration exhortation
- - Meld
- - Unify
- - Weld
- - Watches the kids
- - Licorice flavoring
- - Join as one
- - Mass
- - Knot
- - Link together
- - Cement
- - Bond together
- - Ally is out of line dropping fool
- - Become allies
- - Come Together: mazy tune grips one
- - Make one college tenure vacant?
- - Join into one
- - Become 9-Down
- - Anagram and antonym of 34-Down
- - Marry fool in duke, ignoring odd bits
- - Link up
- - Come Together: complex tune grips one
- - Band together
- - Bring together Sun item's content
- - Sun item includes workers' organisation
- - Come Together: rocky tune grabs one
- - EU banks money raised to make one
- - Single element: energy needed to make one
- - Join fool disappearing out of line
- - Labor organizer's cry
- - Work together
- - Exhortation of solidarity
- - Become allied
- - Stop working at cross purposes
- - Join group with European
- - Join up in retinue
- - Act in concert
- - Make one section of carpet in Uxbridge to be sent north
- - Rally together
- - Team up
- - Act together
- - Make several one
- - Join upper-class twit going to top of Everest
- - Workers lobby organisation for it at last conference
- - Join forces with idiot stopping rise of European Union
- - Join the fifth division?
- - Untie tricky knot
- - Make one of many
- - Britain's largest trade union
- - Splice
- - EU retaining money raised for ally
- - Rallier's cry
- - Join (the reverse of it here would suggest 'loosen')
- - Join fool in backing European Union
- - Posh evening reported for couple
- - Wed, say
- - Striker's cry
- - Conglomerate
- - Labor leader's cry
- - Marxist exhortation to 'workers of the world'
- - Bond
- - Labor leader's watchword
- - Join in wedlock
- - Make one marry
- - Cease to be separate
- - Splice together
- - Draw together
- - Wed or weld
- - Combine forces
- - Call to the workers of the world
- - Make one body
- - Partner
- - Couple
- - Pull together
- - Assemble
- - Commingle
- - Ally (with)
- - Hook up
- - Tie together
- - Stick together
- - Cohere
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