dovetail
/ˈdɒvˌteɪl/Definitions
1. noun
A joint or fitting, especially one in which the edges of two pieces interlock, as the tail of one piece fits into the dove of another.
“The carpenter used a dovetail joint to connect the wooden shelves.”
2. verb
To fit or join together in a dovetail joint.
“The furniture maker learned how to dovetail the wooden frames.”
3. verb
To fit or match together perfectly.
“The two puzzle pieces dovetailed together seamlessly.”
4. noun
A situation or relationship in which different elements fit or work together perfectly.
“The company’s new management team dovetailed well with the existing staff.”