to fasten (something)
attached a label to the box
to ascribe or attribute (something)
attach too much importance to it
to appoint (a person) to serve with an organization for special duties or for a temporary period
to involve or include (a proviso, etc) in a deal or agreement
no conditions attached
to bind (somebody) to oneself by ties of affection
so totally unamiable, so absolutely incapable of attaching a sensible man — Jane Austen
to bring (oneself) into an association with a person or group
A Bedouin had attached himself to us — Henry Tristram
archaic to seize (a person or property) by legal authority
(+ to) to be attributable to somebody or something
No blame attaches to you
attachable adj
[Middle English attachen via French attacher from Old French estachier, from estache stake, of Germanic origin]