to fasten something back so that it stays open or away from the front
"We pegged back the tent flap to let in more air."
to fasten something back with a peg or clip
to clip something back so it stays open or out of the way
One main meaning — here's how to use it.
to fasten something back so that it stays open or away from the front
"We pegged back the tent flap to let in more air."
to attach something back with a peg
to clip something back so it stays open or out of the way
Mostly literal and relatively uncommon. Often used with curtains, washing, or fabric.
Natural word combinations native speakers use most often.
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