tackiness (takines)

The state or quality of being tacky; stickine , as of a partially dried surface of oil or varnish. To cause the vulcanised india-rubber to unite, the inventor coats its surface with india-rubber solution and ignites the same "to produce tackine ." Dredge's Electric Illumination , I., App. civ. tacking (tak'ing), n. [ tack1 + -ing1 .] In Eng. law , the right of a third or subsequent mortgagee, who advances money without notice of a second mortgage, and pays off the first, to enforce his claim for the amount of both the mortgages to the exclusion of the mortgage of which he had no notice. This right is not (unle as against an unrecorded or a fraudulent mortgage) recognized in the United States, where by recording notice is given to all. tacking-millt (tak'ing-mil), п. An early form of fulling-mill. E. H. Knight. tack-lashing (tak'lashing), n. A lashing by which the tack of a fore-and-aft sail is secured in place.