Merge

[Sarah]

To cause to be swallowed up; to immerse; to sink; to absorb.To merge all natural ... sentiment in inordinate vanity. Burke.Whig and Tory were merged and swallowed up in the transcendent dutiesof patriots. De Quincey.

[Sarah]

A merge is someone who seeks to go with the flow, usually sacrificing ones individuality and integrity in doing so. When someone has a stance on a controversial issue but is silent when around a group with opposing views, that person is being a merge. Also applies to non-serious and humorous situations such as wearing the same outfit as someone else, even if on accident.

One who does not think for themselves.

Effectiveness of the term merge is increased when proceeded by a expletive.

[Sarah]

to come together for biological and pleasurable gain

[Sarah]

To merge is an act of strange movement when an object or creature will mysteriously move in a sidewways fashion in a direction. This action is usually seen in a split second as the merging object usually kills or attacks the watching creature.

[Sarah]

Two or more people smoking marijuana inside a moving vehicle.

[Sarah]

to move over
to go somewhere

[Sarah]

The act of linking up or meeting with another individual