1. Connected by a link, as railway cars or trailer trucks
   "The linked train cars stretched for miles";
   - coupled, joined

1. Make a logical or causal connection
   "I cannot link these events at all";
   - associate, tie in, relate, colligate, link up, connect
    
2. Join together or make a link between two or more pieces
   "Link arms"; "Can you link up the two loudspeakers?";
   - connect, tie, link up
    
3. Be or become joined or united or linked
   "The travellers linked up again at the airport";
   - connect, link up, join, unite
    
4. Join or bind together in a constraining or interdependent relationship
   "The two economies were linkd together by the trade agreement";
   - yoke
    
5. Add a web link to piece of text or other item in an electronic document
   "The blogger linked key terms in her article to relevant sources";
   - hyperlink, hotlink

See also: connected

Type of: act, attach, bear on, cerebrate, cogitate, concern, have to do with, move, pertain, refer, relate, think, touch, touch on

Encyclopedia: Linked