tacker
- noun
- /ˈtækər/
- He used a tacker to fix the fabric to the wooden frame.
Examples
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The tacker jammed after I tried to staple too many layers at once.
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Please pass me the tacker so I can finish this upholstery project.
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He used a tacker to secure the fabric onto the wooden frame.
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The tacker is essential for any upholstery project.
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He used a tacker to secure the fabric onto the wooden frame.
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Please pass me the tacker so I can finish this upholstery project.
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The tacker jammed after I tried to staple too many layers at once.
Synonyms
A small tool that holds papers together using metal clips
A hand tool that pushes metal clips into wood or fabric to hold them
A hand tool that pushes metal staples into wood or fabric
A small light hammer used to drive small nails into wood
A tool that pushes metal pins into wood to hold things together
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Etymology
Tacker comes from the base tack, which means 'to fasten with small nails or stitches', plus the ending -er that makes the name of a tool. So a tacker is a small hand tool used to fasten materials quickly with staples.