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Noun(1) a junction where two things (as paper or film or magnetic tape(2) joint made by overlapping two ends and joining them together(3) a junction where two things (as paper or film or magnetic tape) have been joined together
Verb(1) join the ends of,perform a marriage ceremony,join together so as to form new genetic combinations,join by interweaving strands,join,interweave(2) join the ends of(3) perform a marriage ceremony(4) join together so as to form new genetic combinations(5) join by interweaving strands(6) join(7) interweave

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(1) All that remains is to fasten the bow to a tuft of hair, using the ends of the center splice to tie the knot.(2) we learned how to weave and splice ropes(3) Mendel did not splice genes; he didn't actually control anything at all.(4) Students then need to decide on how best to select and splice lengths of film into a single piece and edit it until it becomes a unified movie.(5) But just a few years ago, he would have had to splice reel-to-reel audio tapes to make his test materials - several times, in order to get randomized presentation orders.(6) The fabrication was done so well that at first glance the splice isn't noticeable; closer inspection, however, reveals two sets of dorsal fins.(7) This alleviates the need to splice the 115V cable so you can pass through the rear panel from inside the case, thus making for a cleaner installation.(8) he had to splice the short music films together(9) so smooth is the splice that you can't see the join(10) Then I felt the thickening of the rope - a splice !(11) So I learned how to splice film and I got rather good at it.(12) Strip the wires as needed, then splice them to the fixture wires with twist-on wire connectors.(13) They'd erect the posts, splice them together with the ropes and everything.(14) There are a variety of connectors available that allow you to splice the ropes end to end, in a T-shape, or in a Y-shape.(15) For the early film-makers, such as Georges Melies and the Lumiere brothers, editing and being able to splice film was part of how to put scenes together.(16) Coils of lights are available in lengths of up to about 150 feet, along with all of the splice and power cord fittings, to allow you to make up just about whatever length and shape you're looking for.