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1. fasten
verb. ['ˈfæsən'] cause to be firmly attached.
Synonyms
- berth
- cramp
- fix
- rivet
- drop anchor
- bitt
- strap
- intrench
- brad
- secure
- cleat
- button
- hang up
- picket
- tack
- bar
- bight
- coapt
- lodge
- garter
- chock
- ground
- toggle
- girth
- crank
- sew together
- string
- tie
- noose
- bind
- cable
- sew
- brooch
- attach
- stick
- cement
- velcro
- hook
- cast anchor
- rope up
- zipper
- bandage
- entrench
- zip
- joggle
- spike
- clamp
- clinch
- run up
- buckle
- tie up
- stake
- lock up
- clasp
- pin
- chain
- grout
- wire
- zip up
- stitch
- hasp
- moor
- belt
- cinch
- anchor
- latch
- lock
- joint
- hang
- deposit
- wedge
- stay
- rig
- staple
Antonyms
Etymology
- fæstnian (Old English (ca. 450-1100))
Rhymes with Fasten
- mcglasson
- stassen
- klassen
- glasson
- classon
- classen
- clason
- assassin
- sasson
- passon
- nason
- masson
- lassen
- kasson
- kassen
- kassan
- hasson
- hassen
- gassen
- fason
- chason
- casson
- cason
- bason
Sentences with fasten
1. Verb, base form
Place the bicycle into the trainer stand and fasten the clamps around the back bicycle tire securely.
2. Verb, past participle
Securely fasten all license plates in a horizontal position on the vehicle for which it has been issued.
3. Verb, 3rd person singular present
To secure the hook bar, first fasten the bar to the hook.
Quotes about fasten
1. Painting is a nail to which I fasten my ideas.
- Georges Braque
2. fasten
verb. ['ˈfæsən'] become fixed or fastened.
Etymology
- fæstnian (Old English (ca. 450-1100))
3. fasten
verb. ['ˈfæsən'] attach to.
Antonyms
Etymology
- fæstnian (Old English (ca. 450-1100))