ATTACH, ATTACHED. ATTACHMENT
ADJECTIVES
1896 — DICTED attached to, addicted to, having a preference for → Eng. dial.
1902 — HEART-GROWN strongly attached to a person or thing; set upon anything → Eng. dial. (Bk.)
1905 — TID → TIDD attached to, fond of; careful of, solicitous about → Eng. dial. (Bk.)
NOUNS
1400 — TACHEMENT → TACHMENT something attached; an appurtenance → obs.
VERBS
1310 — TACHE to attach, to fasten, to fix, to secure a person or thing → obs. exc. Eng. dial.
1387 — TACK to attach, to fasten one thing to another → obs.
1400 — CATCH to attach, to fasten → obs.
1400 — FASTEN to attach oneself; to take hold; to make one’s abode → obs.
1425 — ADUNE to attach or join to in unity; to unite, to bring together → obs.
1603 — ANNEXMENT an attachment → obs.
1650 — ADLIGE to attach, to join, or to link one thing to another; to combine or unite with; to mix → obs.
1658 — ADENT to attach, to fasten → obs.
1907 — COTTON ON TO to become attached to; to form a liking for → colloq.
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