tack|tacked|tacking|tacks in English

verb

affix with a tack; append, add as an attachment; change course, alter one's direction (especially in a sailing vessel); sew together temporarily

Use "tack|tacked|tacking|tacks" in a sentence

1. Bristle brushes, tacks, and candles got similar treatment.

2. Suitable for pinning up any kind of cloth tacking snap fastener , adding piece , tacking label and so on .

3. The boat tacked into harbor.

4. 3 synonyms for Basting: baste, Basting stitch, tacking

5. 4 The seamstress tacked the two pieces of cloth.

6. 2 He tacked the timetable to the door.

7. I will not put tacks on the teacher's chair."

8. 9 synonyms for Aphoristic: compact, epigrammatic, epigrammatical, marrowy, pithy, brass-tacks

9. Her sister tacked a ribbon on to her hat.

10. " when is this old fool gonna get around to brass tacks? "

11. She tacked on to me because I was useful.

12. 10 The handwritten note was tacked to the wall.

13. 4 A handwritten note was tacked to the wall.

14. Basting definition: loose temporary stitches ; tacking Meaning, pronunciation, translations and examples

15. A few charcoal sketches were tacked to the walls. Sentencedict.com

16. Press tacks, ear seeds and needles, all for use in acupuncture

17. 27 We sailed on an easter tack.

18. Adhesion promoters increase the tackiness of a surface (tacking) and improve the adhesion of plastic films.

19. We sailed on an easter tack.

20. Tack the cord around the cushion.

21. He began tearing off the old, almost ragged, tapestry and prising out tacks.

22. You know what name is tacked on to such a child.

23. (14) While most of the other panelists Attitudinized , he got down to brass tacks

24. She tacked up the fell like a sailboat before the wind.

25. Please tack down the lid of the box.