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strap
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strap someone or something down
to tie or bind someone or something down to something. The nurses strapped Gary down in preparation for the operation. They strapped down the patient and gave him a sedative.

strap someone or something in(to) something and strap someone or something in

to tie or bind someone or something into something. Mother strapped little Jimmy into his seat. She strapped in Jimmy.

strap something on to someone or something and strap something on

to tie or bind something onto someone or something. The hiker strapped the load onto her partner. She strapped on the backpack.


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Grey strappy dress pounds 279@ Catherines of Partick, earrings pounds 18 @ Debenhams Black min dress pounds 25@ Debenham fringed jack pounds 50@ Debenham boots pounds 60 @ New Look earrings pounds 4.
GLADIATOR GLORY The likes of Katy Perry have been seen stomping around in this season's strappy heeled gladiator shoes, but you don't have to spend a lot to get the look.
The perfect addition to any summer dress, these strappy pink sandals, cost pounds 25 from Next.
 
 
 
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