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latch

noun as in lock

verb as in fasten with lock

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You don’t have to avoid these areas, but should instead wear protective clothing to prevent a tick from latching onto your skin.

Sierra Madre has special locking trash cans to deter bears, but Tremblay says recent surveys she’s conducted suggest roughly half of the residents don’t latch them.

The bright yellow compound is known to latch onto water droplets that are already present in clouds, converting them into ice crystals that can fall as rain or snow, depending on the temperature below.

With the 'Big Three' era having ended, and Djokovic the last man standing from the golden age of men's tennis, fans are looking for another rivalry to latch on to.

From BBC

But to his credit, those are the things that people latch onto and are talking about.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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