tackled

Verb

simple past tense and past participle of tackle

Adjective

(not comparable)

Made of ropes tacked together.

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By mid-afternoon both legs were feeling tight and his breath was coming in rapid puffs each time he tackled one of the ever lengthening climbs.
She was a considerable linguist and knew English, Italian and some Latin, though she never tackled Greek.
The robed man tackled her, and the amulet went flying.
Jenn tackled the guardsman trying to close the door.
Hadn't she been delighted when he chased and tackled her?

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