Results for: not joined by staples, not fastened
English English
join or be joined through somethingconsubstantiate
joined but different, joined pair of different stampsse tenant
joined together in a federation, united, alliedfederated
joined together, connected, combined; characterized by strips, striped, with different colored bandsbanded
leotard, tight-fitting one-piece garment (often fastened with snaps at the crotch)bodysuit
location on the skull where two bones are joined (Anatomy), point on skullbregma
locked, fastened with a key, strengthened with a key; having a key or keys (Music); set in a particular key (Music)keyed
long Japanese robe which is worn by both men and women; dressing gown, long robe which is fastened with a belt, traditional Japanese garment, Western garmentkimono
made safe; protected, guarded; promised, guaranteed; closed, fastened, locked; obtained, acquiredsecured
made without security, not made secure, not secured; not fastened; not made safe, unprotected from buggingunsecured
make spattering sound, minor quarrel; light slap; gaiter that covers the instep and ankle and is fastened to a shoe by a strap under the heel; young oyster or other shellfish, petty quarrel, quarrel pettily, quarrel; slap lightly; deposit eggs, produce...spat
mechanical device which fastens papers and other material together by means of staples, stapling devicestapler
mended, repaired with stitches; fastened with stitches, sewsewn
method of descending a mountain face by sliding down a rope which is fastened to an overhead projection (Mountain Climbing), rappel, descend a mountain face by sliding down a rope which is fastened to an overhead projection (Mountain Climbing)abseil
narrow necktie fastened with sliding clip, narrow necktie in a bowstring tie
 

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