Joined up
Stop
Stop verb - To bring (as an action or operation) to an immediate end.
Both terms in one sentence
- When he joined up with Walter White he put a stop to that, because Walt takes great pride in the fact that he can produce meth that is more than 99% pure.
Source: Watering Down - Da only nasty member gets his wild lil' fuckin early on n' replaced by Giorno, followin which it is revealed dat tha crew leader Bucciarati hates sticky-icky-icky dealin n' dirty deedz n' only joined up ta help put a stop ta it (Similar ta Giorno his dirty ass).
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