Antonyms for tack on

Grammar : Verb

Spell : tak

Phonetic Transcription : tæk

Definition of tack on

Origin : "clasp, hook, fastener," also "a nail of some kind," late 13c., from Old North French taque "nail, pin, peg," probably from a Germanic source (cf. Middle Dutch tacke "twig, spike," Low German takk "tine, pointed thing," German Zacken "sharp point, tooth, prong"); perhaps related to tail. Meaning "small, sharp nail with a flat head" is attested from mid-15c. The meaning "rope to hold the corner of a sail in place" is first recorded late 14c.

As in increase : verb add or grow
As in join : verb unite
As in link : verb connect
As in merge : verb bring or come together
As in bind : verb fasten, secure
As in add : verb adjoin, increase; make further comment
As in snowball : verb increase
As in combine : verb connect, integrate
As in connect : verb combine, link
As in consolidate : verb combine; make firm
As in affix : verb attach or stick
As in expand : verb extend, augment
As in fasten : verb make secure; join together
As in annex : verb join or add
As in append : verb add, join

Synonyms for tack on

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