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Attach
Attach
v. t.
To
bind
,
fasten
,
tie
, or
connect
; to
make
fast
or
join
; as, to
attach
one
thing
to
another
by a
string
, by
glue
, or
the
like
.
Attach
v. t.
To
connect
; to
place
so as to
belong
; to
assign
by
authority
; to
appoint
; as, an
officer
is
attached
to a
certain
regiment
,
company
, or
ship
.
Attach
v. t.
To
win
the
heart
of; to
connect
by
ties
of
love
or
self
-
interest
; to
attract
; to
fasten
or
bind
by
moral
influence
;
with
to; as,
attached
to a
friend
;
attaching
others
to us by
wealth
or
flattery
.
Attach
v. t.
To
connect
, in a
figurative
sense
; to
ascribe
or
attribute
; to
affix
;
with
to; as, to
attach
great
importance
to a
particular
circumstance
.
Attach
v. t.
To
take
,
seize
, or
lay
hold
of.
Attach
v. t.
To
take
by
legal
authority
: (a) To
arrest
by
writ
,
and
bring
before
a
court
, as to
answer
for
a
debt
, or a
contempt
;
applied
to a
taking
of
the
person
by a
civil
process
;
being
now
rarely
used
for
the
arrest
of a
criminal
. (b) To
seize
or
take
(
goods
or
real
estate
) by
virtue
of a
writ
or
precept
to
hold
the
same
to
satisfy
a
judgment
which
may
be
rendered
in
the
suit
.
See
Attachment
, 4.
Attach
v. i.
To
adhere
; to be
attached
.
Attach
v. i.
To
come
into
legal
operation
in
connection
with
anything
; to
vest
; as,
dower
will
attach
.
Attach
n.
An
attachment
.
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