Meaning & Definition of Taft in English
English⟶
Taft
To pack tightly; to fill snugly.
Pronunciation:
/tæft/Part of Speech:
verbDetailed Definitions
Definition: To pack or fill (a hole, cavity, or space) tightly.
Example Sentence: He taft the box full of clothes before shipping it.
Definition: To stuff or crowd into a confined space.
Example Sentence: She had to taft all her belongings into the small car.
Etymology
Origin: Origin uncertain; possibly derived from Middle English or a dialectal variant.
Synonyms
stuffpackcramjam
Common Phrases and Expressions
- taft it up: To fill something tightly or make it snug.
- taft-down: To securely pack or arrange items.
Translations
- Spanish: apretar
- French: entasser
- German: stopfen
- Russian: упаковать
Related Words
- tafter: One who tafts; a person who fills or packs something.
- tafting: The act of packing or stuffing tightly.
Slang Meanings of taft
Meaning: To taft someone means to overwhelm them with information or items.
Example Sentence: He totally tafted her with all those statistics at the meeting.
Meaning: Being taft is similar to being overwhelmed or overloaded.
Example Sentence: I feel so taft right now after all that work.