nail on

To affix something on(to the surface of something) by driving a nail or similar fastener through both. A noun or pronoun can be used between "nail" and "on." I'll hold the post still while you nail the sign on. I just need to nail on this last piece of plywood, and then I'll be done.

See also: nail, on

See also:

nail in
nail up
nail back
nail (something) back
nail (something) into (something)
nail into
nail (something) to (something else)
nail a lie
nail a/the lie
nail onto

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