tie-on (Meaning)

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tie-on (s)

fastened by tying on

No Synonyms and anytonyms found

The runner's loose shoelace required a tie-on to prevent it from tripping him.
The mechanic used a tie-on to secure the loose exhaust pipe beneath the vehicle.
The florist carefully fastened the tie-on to the bouquet to keep the flowers in place.
The painter's tie-on kept his hair out of the way while he worked on the delicate mural.
The doctor used a tie-on to restrain the patient's arm during surgery.
The child's hair tie snapped, so she had to improvise with a tie-on to keep her hair out of her eyes.
The hiker attached a tie-on to his backpack to carry an extra water bottle.
The chef used a tie-on to secure the apron around her waist while cooking.
The pilot fastened a tie-on to his hat to prevent it from flying off in the strong wind.
The construction worker tied a tie-on around his tools to keep them from falling when working at a height.

fastened by tying on

No synonyms found.

No antonyms found.

The runner's loose shoelace required a tie-on to prevent it from tripping him.

The mechanic used a tie-on to secure the loose exhaust pipe beneath the vehicle.

The florist carefully fastened the tie-on to the bouquet to keep the flowers in place.

The painter's tie-on kept his hair out of the way while he worked on the delicate mural.