attach /ə-tachˈ/

1. To bind or fasten
2. To connect or associate
3. To join in action, function or affection
4. To seize or arrest (law)
5. To seize, lay hold of (obsolete)

1. To adhere, to be fastened
2. To be attributable or incident (to)
3. To come into effect (rare)

attachˈable adjective

attachedˈ adjective

attachˈment noun

1. An act or means of fastening
2. A bond of fidelity or affection
3. Seizure of goods or person by virtue of a legal process
4. A piece, etc that is to be attached
5. Temporary secondment
6. An electronic file sent with an email message (computing)

attachment order noun (law)

A court order prohibiting a debtor from selling off his or her assets until a particular claim has been settled

attachment theory noun (behaviourism)

A theory which proposes that the emotional bond between human infants and their parents has an evolutionary history and that various attachment behaviours enhance survival

attachment of earnings (law)

Arrestment of an employee's wages by a court order to honour financial commitments

attaché /ə-tashˈā/

1. A junior member of an ambassador's staff
2. A specialist attached to a diplomatic department
3. An attaché-case

attaˈché-case noun

A small rigid rectangular case for documents, etc

• soterial
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• soteriologies
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• so that
• so then
• so there
• Sothic
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• Sothic period
• Sothic year
• Sotho
• so to say
• slide projectors
• slider
• slide rest
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• slide rule
• slide rules
• slides
• slide trombone
• slide trombones
• slide valve
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