fasten
71fasten — verb /ˈfæsən,ˈfæsn̩/ To attach or connect in a secure manner. The sailor fastened the boat to the dock with a half hitch. See Also: bedfast, breastfast, colorfast, cragfast, handfast, headfast, holdfast, makefast, sitfast, shamefast …
72fasten — fạs·ten; fastete, hat gefastet; [Vi] 1 (zu bestimmten Zeiten) aus religiösen Gründen weniger (und besonders kein Fleisch) essen || K : Fasttag 2 eine Zeit lang weniger oder nichts essen, um Gewicht zu verlieren || K : Fasttag; Fastenkur …
73fasten — v. a. Pol. S. 214. Ps. xcii. 1 …
74fasten — fas·ten || fæsn / fÉ‘Ësn v. secure, bind; be secured or made fast; button, zip; bind, attach; close …
75Fasten — Faaste (et) …
76fasten — faaste, faste …
77fasten — stefan …
78fasten — I. v. a. 1. Secure, bind, tie, attach, make fast, belay (naut.), bend (naut.). 2. Join, connect, unite, hold together. II. v. n. Be fixed, fix one s self, cling, cleave, catch hold …
79fasten — verb 1) he fastened the door Syn: bolt, lock, secure, make fast, chain, seal Ant: unlock 2) they fastened splints to his leg Syn: attach, fix …
80fasten — v 1. attach, affix, fix; hook, clasp, clip, snap, button, buckle, catch; join, connect, colligate, unite, wed, secure, couple, link; tie, bind, tether, make fast, hitch, pin, tack; latch, lock, bar, bolt, rivet, hasp; clinch, clamp, vice, brace,… …
