velcro

/ˈvɛlkroʊ/
verb
  1. To fasten or attach something using Velcro or a similar hook-and-loop fastener.
    • He velcroed the wallet to his belt for safety.
    • She velcroed the patch onto her uniform.
    • I velcroed the cable ties to keep them organized.
noun
  1. A brand of fastening material consisting of two strips of fabric, one with tiny hooks and the other with tiny loops, that stick together when pressed.
    • She closed her jacket with Velcro instead of buttons.
    • I used Velcro to attach the poster to the wall without damaging it.
    • The child's shoes have Velcro straps so he can put them on by himself.
  2. A general term for any hook-and-loop fastener, regardless of brand.
    • Many medical braces use velcro to adjust the fit.
    • The backpack has velcro pockets for easy access.
    • He replaced the broken zipper with velcro.
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