latched (Meaning)

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latched (imp. & p. p.)

of Latch

The baby latched firmly onto its mother's breast, seeking nourishment.
The climber latched onto a rock face, using only his hands and feet.
The latch on the door wouldn't close properly, leaving a small gap.
The dog latched onto the intruder's leg, fiercely defending its territory.
The idea latched onto her mind and refused to let go.
The snake latched onto its prey, injecting deadly venom into its body.
The latch on the jewelry box was broken, making it easy for it to be opened.
The barn door latched with a loud bang, echoing through the empty space.
The elevator door latched smoothly behind her, indicating a secure connection.
The magnetic lock latched with an audible click, ensuring the gate remained closed.

of Latch

clamped, strapped, clinched, tied, connected, clipped, bolted, pasted, affixed, pinned

disjoined, split, sundered, broke up, uncoupled, parted, divided, loosened, severed, broke up

The baby latched firmly onto its mother's breast, seeking nourishment.

The climber latched onto a rock face, using only his hands and feet.

The latch on the door wouldn't close properly, leaving a small gap.

The dog latched onto the intruder's leg, fiercely defending its territory.