Remove and Tack

Remove

Remove verb - To rid oneself of (a garment).

Tack and remove are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Tack" instead a verb "Remove".

Tack

Tack verb - Fix to; attach.

Remove and tack are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Remove" instead a verb "Tack".

Nearby Words: tacky, tacked, tacking

Mutual synonyms

How words are described

similar similar remove similar tack
common common remove common tack

Common collocations

parts remove parts tack parts

Both words in one sentence

  • Thumbtack on the Chair In The Simpsons when Marge becomes Bart's substitute teacher, he didn't know his mother would be teaching him beforehand and quickly rushes to remove the tack he placed on her chair.
  • Androcles' Lion Bernard's Watch: the eponymous Bernard used his time stopping watch to remove a tack from an old man's foot.
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