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Synonym for fast [object]

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fast [object]

means "property"
firmly, fixedly, securely, tenaciously, tightly

fast [object]

means "characteristic"
extravagantly, prodigally, recklessly, wildly

fast [adjective]

means "state"
permanent, enduring, eternal, lasting

fast [adjective]

means "mental condition"
active, alert, energetic, quick
Further results for the word "fast"

absorbing [adjective]

means "involved"
earnest, absorbed, fast, deep, intimate, extreme

active [adjective]

means "agility"
fast, lissome, alert, mercurial, brisk, sharp

deep [adjective]

means "property"
involved, earnest, absorbed, fast, absorbing, intimate

diet [noun]

means "limiting intake of food"
regimen, fast, nourishment

expeditious [adjective]

means "quick"
speedy, rapid, fast, swift, fleet

famine [noun]

means "state"
hunger, fast, drought, need for food

firm [adjective]

means "property"
stable, fast, staunch, fixed, immovable, rooted

fix [verb]

means "activity"
attach, establish, fast, fasten, implant, make

fixedly [object]

means "firmly"
fast, securely, tenaciously, tightly

hasty [adjective]

means "hurried"
brisk, fast, fleet, quick, rapid, speedy

heartfelt [adjective]

means "involved"
earnest, absorbed, fast, absorbing, intimate, extreme

hunger [noun]

means "state"
famine, fast, drought, need for food

hurried [adjective]

means "hasty"
brisk, fast, fleet, quick, rapid, speedy

immovable [adjective]

means "stable"
fast, staunch, fixed, firm, rooted, secure

impregnable [adjective]

means "resistant"
fast, strong

lasting [adjective]

means "permanent"
enduring, eternal, fast

lissome [adjective]

means "agile"
fast, active, alert, mercurial, brisk, sharp

mercurial [adjective]

means "agile"
fast, lissome, alert, active, brisk, sharp

nourishment [noun]

means "intake of food"
regimen, fast, diet

quick [adjective]

means "property"
rapid, expeditious, swift, apt, fast, ready

rapid [adjective]

means "property"
quick, expeditious, swift, apt, fast, ready

rapidly [object]

means "quickly"
expeditiously, fast, speedily, swiftly

recklessly [object]

means "extravagantly"
prodigally, fast, wildly

regimen [noun]

means "limiting intake of food"
diet, fast, nourishment

secure [adjective]

means "state"
safe, protected, stable, fast, fastened, fixed

securely [object]

means "firmly"
fixedly, fast, tenaciously, tightly

sound [adjective]

means "property"
deep, profound, intellectual, thoughtful, fast, unbroken

speedily [object]

means "quickly"
expeditiously, rapidly, fast, swiftly

speedy [adjective]

means "quick"
swift, rapid, fast, expeditious, fleet

staunch [adjective]

means "stable"
fast, firm, fixed, immovable, rooted, secure

steadfast [adjective]

means "loyal"
faithful, fast, deep, profound, sound

sure [adjective]

means "quality"
enduring, fast

swift [adjective]

means "quick"
speedy, rapid, fast, expeditious, fleet

swiftly [object]

means "quickly"
expeditiously, rapidly, speedily, fast

taut [adjective]

means "firm"
tight, tense, strained, fast, close, strong

tight [adjective]

means "property"
firm, taut, tense, strained, fast, close

tightly [object]

means "firmly"
fixedly, securely, tenaciously, fast

wildly [object]

means "extravagantly"
prodigally, recklessly, fast

winged [adjective]

means "swift"
fast, quick, speedy, rapid, aerial, flying

fasten [verb]

means "activity"
affix, attach, bind, connect, hitch, join, stick on

fastened [adjective]

means "fast"
closed, set, tenacious, fixed, tight

fastener [noun]

means "catch"
clasp, hasp, snap, hitch, buckle, bolt

fastening [noun]

means "pin"
bolt, bar, dowel, peg, brace, clasp, clip

fastidious [adjective]

means "nice"
dainty, minute, choosy, trivial, finical, finicky, fussy

adhere [verb]

means "stick"
hang, cling to, cohere, hold, fasten, attach

anchor [verb]

means "deed"
fasten, attach

append [verb]

means "addition"
attach, fasten, annex, affix, subjoin, conjoin

attach [verb]

means "joining"
fasten, bind, connect, affix, hitch, join

attachment [noun]

means "connection"
bond, bonding, fastening, fixture, tie, junction

bandage [verb]

means "bind a wound"
swathe, tie, truss, fasten, bind, wrap

base [verb]

means "deed"
establish, fasten, build, found, ground, rest

bind [verb]

means "secure"
tie, attach, connect, tape, fasten, gird

binder [noun]

means "band"
rope, wire, adhesive, fastener, tie

binding [noun]

means "coupling"
junction, fastener, band, wire, adhesive, wrapper

buckle [noun]

means "clip"
clasp, fastener, hasp, clamp, catch, fastening

catch [noun]

means "thing"
fastener, clasp, hasp, snap, hitch, buckle

cement [verb]

means "stick"
paste, glue, fasten, mortar, plaster, tar

chain [verb]

means "action"
attach, connect, bind, fasten, hold, lash

clamp [noun]

means "clasp"
vice, catch, lock, hasp, snap, fastener

clasp [noun]

means "clip"
buckle, fastener, hasp, clamp, catch, fastening

clinch [verb]

means "secure"
clamp, grip, fasten, seize, hold

cling to [verb]

means "stick"
hang, adhere, cohere, hold, fasten, attach

clip [noun]

means "clasp"
hasp, fastener, buckle, hook, clamp, grip

close [verb]

means "action"
shut, bolt, fasten, seal, secure, latch

closed [adjective]

means "sealed"
shut, fastened, tight, locked

connect [verb]

means "combine"
fasten, couple, tie, link, adjoin, attach

connection [noun]

means "link"
fastening

connective [noun]

means "link"
fastening

couple [verb]

means "joining"
yoke, associate, come together, conjoin, connect, fasten

critical [adjective]

means "precise"
delicate, discriminating, discriminate, exact, minute, fastidious

delicate [adjective]

means "discriminating"
careful, demanding, fastidious

engage [verb]

means "mesh gears"
mesh, interlace, fasten

fix firmly [verb]

means "anchor"
tie down, secure, moor, lash, affix, fasten

fussy [adjective]

means "hard to please"
careful, conscientious, exact, fastidious, meticulous, particular

gird [verb]

means "bind"
fasten, secure, surround, encircle, girdle

grapple [verb]

means "hook"
grasp, catch, seize, clasp, fasten

hitch [verb]

means "harness"
tie, tether, fasten, attach, connect, couple

hold [verb]

means "activity"
fasten, stick

holder [noun]

means "container"
receptacle, fastener, clip, rack, pocket, slot

hook [verb]

means "action"
snag, catch, fasten, pin, capture, ensnare

hook [noun]

means "thing"
clasp, grapple, fastener, catch, lock

hypersensitive [adjective]

means "excessively sensitive"
neurotic, highly-strung, fastidious, jumpy

implant [verb]

means "attach"
establish, fasten, fix, make, pin, plant

lock [verb]

means "action"
fasten, bolt, bar, secure, link, clasp

lock [noun]

means "thing"
fastener, catch, bolt, clasp, latch, bar

locked [adjective]

means "sealed"
shut, fastened, tight, closed

nice [adjective]

means "characteristic"
fastidious, dainty, minute, choosy, trivial, finical

peg [verb]

means "action"
fasten, tighten, secure, clinch, drive, insert

pin [verb]

means "action"
fasten, close, fix, clasp, bind

pin [noun]

means "thing"
fastening, bolt, bar, dowel, peg, brace

predicate [verb]

means "establish"
fasten, build, found, ground, rest, stay

rope [noun]

means "thing"
band, strap, cord, fastener, string, bandage

screw [verb]

means "activity"
twist, turn, spiral, tighten, fasten, scroll

screw [noun]

means "thing"
fastener, shaft

seal [verb]

means "secure"
close, shut, fasten, paste, stick, plaster

seal [noun]

means "stamp"
sticker, fastener, tape, signature, tie

sealed [adjective]

means "closed"
shut, fastened, locked

secure [verb]

means "action"
fasten, lock, close, tighten, tie, padlock

selective [adjective]

means "discriminating"
fastidious, careful, discerning, judicious, particular, choosy

shut [verb]

means "action"
close, secure, seal, fasten, lock

shut [adjective]

means "property"
closed, sealed, fastened, locked

slot [noun]

means "container"
receptacle, fastener, clip, rack, pocket, holder

squeamish [adjective]

means "dainty"
overnice, finical, fastidious

sticker [noun]

means "stamp"
seal, fastener, tape, signature, tie

swathe [verb]

means "bind a wound"
bandage, tie, truss, fasten, bind, wrap

tape [verb]

means "activity"
bind, wrap, seal, mend, fasten, affix

tether [verb]

means "tie up"
tie down, secure, fasten, picket, hitch, confine

tie [verb]

means "joining"
connect, attach, fasten, join, link, lock

tie [verb]

means "activity"
bind, tie up, fasten, knot

tie [noun]

means "thing"
rope, band, strap, cord, fastener, string

tie down [verb]

means "fix firmly"
anchor, secure, moor, lash, affix, fasten

truss [verb]

means "tie up"
tie, strap, lash, fasten, tether, secure

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