Verb:

కట్టు, పిసికి కలుపు, టై, పటిష్టం,

fasten's Usage Examples:

A jacket typically has sleeves, and fastens in the front or slightly on the side.

Also, the archaeologists found that in order to fasten the structural parts of the tower, the workers used the principle of reinforced concrete for the first time in the world, or some 130"nbsp;years before its first recorded use by a Parisian gardener in 1860.

Viva, which detailed how Richard Goldner had invented and patented a zip fastener for the Australian Army, and used the proceeds to establish Musica Viva.

Clear plastic, prismatic ceiling panels have fine crazing cracks, and are starting to become detached at their fasteners.

went into a nose dive, causing Mitchel to fall from his plane due to an unfastened seatbelt.

When we lose sight of justice, it unfastens and floats away, leaving us with a nominal legal system; but not a justice.

Steel fasteners are usually made of stainless steel, carbon steel, or alloy steel.

stay on a gantline that is fastened loosely to the stay with a bowline.

the fastener itself as the tab could be a point of failure if it somehow unbends or the hole breaks (which is more likely than the hole in a drilled fastener.

Wood pieces are typically connected with nail fasteners, nails, or screws; steel pieces are connected with pan-head framing screws, or nuts and bolts.

The smallest size of fasteners are normally 23 gauge (0.

nylon or neoprene, sometimes with elastic, that fastens around the horse"s girth.

The safety wire should be threaded through the object fastener such that it creates tension in the opposite direction of the fastener's removal.

Synonyms:

rivet, run up, tie, buckle, bitt, cast anchor, bar, button, hang up, stick, clinch, clasp, lock, clamp, cramp, stake, lock up, girth, brad, zip, velcro, joggle, wire, tack, wedge, bandage, intrench, cable, strap, stitch, pin, noose, deposit, cement, bind, anchor, toggle, belt, fix, ground, sew together, rig, grout, entrench, sew, cleat, brooch, joint, zip up, tie up, moor, latch, hasp, bight, crank, stay, drop anchor, hang, picket, coapt, string, cinch, rope up, chain, berth, belay, secure, staple, chock, attach, zipper, garter, lodge, spike, hook,

Antonyms:

unbelt, unbar, unbutton, dislodge, untie, unfasten, unlock, unzip, unhook, unbuckle, detach, unpin, unstaple, unwire, unchain,