Blu-Tack English

Meaning Blu-Tack meaning

What does Blu-Tack mean?

Blu-Tack noun

— putty-like adhesive

Blu-Tack verb

— (British, NZ, Australia) To fix with Blu-Tack.

Synonyms Blu-Tack synonyms

What other words have the same or similar meaning as Blu-Tack?

blu-tack English » English

fun-tak

blutack

adhesive putty

adhesive gum

Examples Blu-Tack examples

How do I use Blu-Tack in a sentence?

Simple sentences

The mind always loves to tack on to something, and when it doesn't have anything good for that purpose, it turns to the evil.

Movie subtitles

She's not the sharpest tack in the box.

Prepare to make sail! Let go sheets and tack!

No matter what course we take, son, you can't tack around like that.

I have a fire in the tack room.

And then, several hundred million years ago, nature went off on another tack and produced the dinosaurs.

We'll sail in until we sight them, make a larboard tack. and rake them with broadsides as we cross the harbor.

You're on that tack, are you? That idiot child of Denby's.

Look here, seems to me you're taking a pretty different tack!

Docto, I've completely lost tack of M. Spenalzo.

I see he's taking a new tack.

Hey, Ma, maybe that's a new tack.

Signal from the point. Natividad's gone about. One more tack, and she'll be at the harbor mouth.

Starbuck asked if he could spend the night in the tack room and I said yes.

Jimmy was gonna take them out to the tack room, if it's all right.

Prepare to come onto starboard tack!

Starboard tack it is!

Stand by to come about on the larboard tack.

Well sharp he is, sharp as a tack and just as flat headed.

Little, little - tack, a tack!

Wet tack? Wet tack?

Horse - wet tack, horse - wet tack. Horse - wet track, horse wet track.

One more tack, and she'll be at the harbor mouth.

Meanwhile, I'm taking a different tack and I'm questioning you one by one.

Tack your sheet!

I don't like strangers shipping my trunks around. I got my tack in them.

Hear the crack of the canvas as he slammed the wheel over. and we came around on a tack.

You can't play tick-tack-toe with your feelings.

She's out in the tack room.

I'm going out to the tack room and bring her in.

In the tack room.

Now, Hank, I think we're getting off on the wrong tack.

I'd better stick on this port tack.

News and current affairs

He can scold - a tack that Francis has so far tried to avoid - but he cannot convince.

More recently, the debate has changed tack: taxing the financial sector is now seen as a convenient way to set aside sufficient resources to pay for the next financial crisis.

A change of tack by Merkel now would merely reinvigorate the devastated SPD.

That choice of words was no accident; rather, it was a sign that the US is changing tack when it comes to Iran.

After WWII, they tried an entirely new tack, with the great experiment of European integration and institution building.

Here George Soros suggests a bold new tack to restructure the world's financial system.

In this sense, Qatar's tack has produced a rare schism within the Gulf Cooperation Council, whose members collectively possess nearly half of the world's oil reserves.

But in the third edition of his Principles of Political Economy (1817), he inserted a chapter on machinery that changed tack.

If you want to negotiate a change of tack with your creditors, you are unlikely to succeed if you destroy your own credibility and rant and rave about those whose money you need to avoid default.