tack together
tack together verb: to assemble or put together (something).
Verb
tack together (third-person singular simple present tacks together, present participle tacking together, simple past and past participle tacked together)
- To assemble or put together (something).
Forms of tack together
| third-person singular present | tacks together |
|---|---|
| present participle | tacking together |
| past participle | tacked together |
| past | tacked together |
Questions about tack together
- What does tack together mean?
- Tack together means to assemble or put together (something).
- What part of speech is tack together?
- Tack together is a verb.
- What is the past tense of tack together?
- The past tense of tack together is tacked together.
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