What is another word for nailed ?

added the finishing touch to

To have carried out an action to the end

finalized^US

realized^US

finalised^UK

realised^UK

added the final touch to

brought to a conclusion

put the finishing touches on

put the last touches on

canceled^US

cancelled^UK

brought to a standstill

brought to an untimely end

put finishing touch on

put the finishing touch to

put the finishing touches to

stopped in your tracks

terminated the account

gone over the mountain

gone the route

rose to crescendo

came to a climax

went over the mountain

gone into liquidation

gone to the wall

gone out of business

went into liquidation

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Verb

made hay while the sun shines

To have acted on an opportunity

maximized^US

utilized^US

maximised^UK

utilised^UK

used to good advantage

made use of

got the most out of

gotten the most out of

worked

wrought

optimized^US

maneuvered^US

manoeuvred^UK

optimised^UK

benefited the most from

turned to good use

got the most mileage out of

capitalised^UK

played upon

employed to the fullest extent

made best use of

imposed upon

got mileage out of

turned to one's advantage

got the full benefit out of

exhausted the possibilities

gotten the best out of

gotten mileage out of

made capital of

got the best out of

made full use of

capitalized^US

got the full benefit from

reaped the benefit of

exhausted the possibilities of

capitalized fully on

used to full advantage

imposed on

obtained an advantage from

took full advantage of

drawn on

taken full advantage of

exploited fully

stricken while the iron is hot

struck while the iron is hot

did well out of

done well out of

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Verb

Past tense for to fasten or join together with a nail or nails

stabilized^US

stabilised^UK

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“Water gushed through as they began to nail another board in place.”

Verb

Past tense for to apprehend or catch someone, especially a suspected criminal

jailed^US

gaoled^UK

taken in for questioning

took in for questioning

gotten one's fingers on

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“I can assure you that our office and the sheriff's department will do everything that's required to nail the killer.”

Verb

let the cat out of the bag

Past tense for to expose or reveal the true nature or character of

brought out into the open

publicised^UK

brought into the open

publicized^US

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“The book sets out to nail the lies and myths about the man, to set the record straight.”

Verb

gone for enthusiastically

Past tense for to take possession of

grasped with both hands

realized^US

realised^UK

grabbed with both hands

welcomed with open arms

gotten one's fingers on

went for enthusiastically

showed enthusiasm for

shown enthusiasm for

availed oneself of

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“She went back to being a nurse with a plan to nail herself a rich doctor, or at least his money.”

Verb

put the finishing touches to

Past tense for to finalize or settle

finalized^US

finalised^UK

brought to a conclusion

put the icing on the cake

authorized^US

authorised^UK

completed the arrangements for

firmed up

established conclusively

gotten an agreement on

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“Rosenberg would haggle for a year before finally managing to nail the deal.”

Verb

knocked into the middle of next week

Past tense for to hit or strike very hard

pummelled^UK

pummeled^US

belabored^US

belaboured^UK

cudgeled^US

cudgelled^UK

beat the living daylights out of

gave someone a hiding

given someone a hiding

given someone a good hiding

gave someone a good hiding

beatbeat the living daylights out of the living daylights out of

given someone a drubbing

gave someone a beating

gave someone a drubbing

given someone a beating

given someone a good beating

gave someone a good beating

gave someone a good drubbing

given someone a good drubbing

given someone a hot bottom

gave someone a hot bottom

brutalized^US

brutalised^UK

dusted someone's britches

warmed someone's seat

pulverized^US

pulverised^UK

knocked someone's lights out

jumped down one's throat

come into collision with

busted up

rounded on

beat someone's brains out

beaten someone's brains out

came into collision with

stricken head-on

struck head-on

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“I would circle around him at the last second and try to nail him with a punch or chop.”

Verb

knew someone in the biblical sense

Past tense for to engage in carnal activity

had sexual intercourse

known someone in the biblical sense

went all the way

gone all the way

lied together

jumped someone's bones

scored

had amorous relations with

had intimate relations

procreated

spooned

got it on with

had sexual intercourse with

done the business with

hooked up with

made out with

did the business with

taken into one's arms

gone to bed together

went to bed together

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Verb

Past tense for to pass or progress through quickly and easily

Verb

Past tense for to reach a decision or agreement about

Verb

put the finishing touch to

Past tense for to bring to completion

realised^UK

realized^US

catalysed^UK

catalyzed^US

clinched

finalised^UK

finalized^US

followed through with

brought to completion

honored^US

honoured^UK

put finishing touch on

carried to completion

took care of business

taken care of business

brought it to fruition

reorganised^UK

fulfilled one's potential

reorganized^US

fulfilled your potential

satisfied requirements

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Verb

Past tense for to meet a set of requirements

Verb

(major in) Past tense for to concentrate on a particular area of study

Verb

Past tense for to identify from a knowledge of appearance or character

Verb

Past tense for to ambush or attack someone from a hidden position

Adjective

Fixed or tied firmly in position

as if turned to stone

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Adjective

Not moving or not intended to be moved