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Meaning of tacked
The primary meaning of the word "tacked" is to attach or fix something to another thing, often temporarily.
Etymology of tacked
The word "tacked" originates from the Old English word "tacan", which means to fasten or attach.
The word has been used in English since the 15th century, initially in the context of sailing and navigation.
Synonyms
attached
fastened
secured
fixed
joined
connected
linked
coupled
nailed
pinned
riveted
bolted
screwed
glued
stuck
adhered
affixed
appended
added
supplemented
augmented
enhanced
strengthened
reinforced
supported
upheld
sustained
maintained
held
grasped
clutched
clenched
gripped
seized
caught
hooked
hitched
moored
anchored
tied
bound
fettered
chained
locked
latched
hasped
clipped
clamped
tightened
screwed
clinched
Definitions
- To attach or fix something to another thing, often temporarily, using a tack or a small nail.
- * To change direction or course, typically in a sailing boat, by turning the bow of the boat through the wind so that the wind blows on the other side.
Usage Examples
- The sail was tacked to the mast to secure it in place.
- * The boat tacked to the left to avoid the obstacle in the water.
- * The note was tacked to the bulletin board for everyone to see.
Antonyms
detached
unfastened
loose
unsecured
unfixed
disconnected
unlinked
uncoupled
unnailed
unpinned
unattached
separated
removed
released
untied
unbound
unfettered
unlocked
unlatched
unclasped
unclipped
unclamped
loosened
unfastened
severed
cut
torn
ripped