tacket (Meaning)
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tacket (n.)
A small, broad-headed nail.
Synonyms & Antonyms of tacket
No Synonyms and anytonyms found
tacket Sentence Examples
- The painter used sharp tackets to secure the canvas to the frame.
- The carpenter skillfully hammered tackets into the wood, creating a sturdy bond.
- The upholstery project required a multitude of tackets to attach the fabric.
- The tacket's pointed tip pierced the leather smoothly, allowing it to be fastened.
- The jeweler used tiny tackets to secure the gemstones in place.
- The scrapbooker carefully placed tackets around the edges of the pages to hold the embellishments.
- The electrician employed tackets to fix the electrical cords to the wall.
- The artist used tackets to mount their artwork on a temporary display.
- The draftsman used tackets to hold down the blueprints while he worked.
- The photographer used tackets to attach the backdrop to the studio wall.
FAQs About the word tacket
A small, broad-headed nail.
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
The painter used sharp tackets to secure the canvas to the frame.
The carpenter skillfully hammered tackets into the wood, creating a sturdy bond.
The upholstery project required a multitude of tackets to attach the fabric.
The tacket's pointed tip pierced the leather smoothly, allowing it to be fastened.
