tack

t. & i. [TACK (1), s.] A. Transitive : 1. To fasten, to attach. "This shete was tacked about his bod ye."- Fabyan : Chronycle (an. 1389). 2. To attach, secure, or join together in a slight or hasty manner, as by tacks or stitches. " Tack a tiny bit of an old glove in." -Queen , Sept. 26, 1885. 3. To join together; to bring together. "I had a kindne for them, which was right; But then I stopped not till I tacked to that A trust in them." Browning: Para cels us, iv. 4. To add as a supplement to, as to a bill in its rally with on . ) (q. v.) or Tachydromia (q. v.).