Stapled [verb]

See the chain is stapled about the middle of the limb, and the animal would not go far before it got fast.

A chain passed through them and was stapled to a thick wooden bar on which his head had been resting.

He was being held down by his own sheets, which had been tacked or stapled to the bed frame.

Let this be as small as practicable to avoid splitting when the irons are stapled down upon it.

And here, on a small pine table, was a sheaf of four mimeographed pages, stapled together.

It seemed like it was thick and stapled as a magazine, but in the form of a newspaper.

The fence was tall, built of stout barbed wire strained to a few screw standards and stapled to thick birch posts.

A strand or two of barbed wire run along the top and stapled to each post is a valuable addition.

In both kinds the wires should be wound around the stakes and stapled and passed loosely from one stake to the next.