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To inosculate; to intercommunicate by anastomosis, as the arteries and veins.

It is probable that this union took place when these bodies were in a soft state, and the vessels inosculated in their intricate ramifications with greater facility, until further development had consolidated the junction.

Their flashes are instantaneous, and they impress upon the hearts' tablets of their correspondents, with unmistakeable accuracy, the sentiments of the inosculated spirits.

I point so often to the feelings, the ideas, or the ceremonies of religion, because there never yet was profound grief nor profound philosophy which did not inosculate at many points with profound religion.

The capillaries inosculate, on the one hand, with the terminal extremity of the arteries, and on the other, with the commencement of the veins.