Noun:

இரண்டு பொருள்களை ஒன்றாக இணைக்கும் மரத்துண்டு,

toggle's Usage Examples:

While your Urb is sleeping or taking a shower you can toggle through the screens to see which friendships you need to work on or how many skill points you need to gain your next promotion.

Controls: Pedal sweeps 100K ohm Hot Potz potentiometer for quick wah ramping Effect On/Bypass toggle switch at bottom of pedal travel.

You need to gently learn the fine art of swooping your canopy, not just boogie on down and swing on a toggle!And if that wasn't enough, you can then boogie the night away in The Deco's auditorium!boogie on the dance floor or have drinks in the bar area.

Remote controls for toddlers should be large and easy to handle, typically only consisting of one or two toggle switches or buttons that are easy for little fingers to manipulate.

toggle clamp tripods that it replaces.

The boot-style slipper also comes with adjustable toggles to insure a proper fit.

Generally, toggle coats are made from wool or woolen-looking fabrics (as opposed to synthetics), and feature several toggle closings on the front of the jacket.

They make harpoons for hunting fish, pins for sewing up leather shoes, toggles for their fur-lined leather ` parka ' coats.

They are lightly fitted, usually A-line cuts and double breasted, fastening either with large buttons, frogs or toggles.

Toggle coats often are made of wool; however, there are some other types of toggle coats, for example khaki ones, that make for a nice twist on the classic wool toggle coat.

Belts and toggles may look great, but if your child is too young to manipulate them, then they could be considered a downfall of the coat.

When choosing a coat, look for details that are flattering such as shawl collars, V-neck shapes and interesting button closures with toggles or big buttons.

Their frame pads incorporate twin eyelets, through which their own elasticated toggle loops pass to provide a strong yet safe attachment.

Synonyms:

fixing, fastening, holdfast, fastener,

Antonyms:

veer, back, switch off, disengage, switch on,