What is another word for tacks on?
Pronunciation: [tˈaks ˈɒn] (IPA) 
The phrase "tacks on" can mean to add or include something, often unexpectedly or without warning. Other possible synonyms for this phrase include "appends," "juxtaposes," "intersperses," "injects," and "embeds." "Appends" refers to adding something to the end of a list or document, while "juxtaposes" suggests placing two things together for contrast or effect. "Intersperses" can mean to scatter something throughout, while "injects" implies adding something quickly or forcefully. "Embeds" suggests placing something within something else, as with embedding a video in a website. All of these words share the common idea of adding or including something, but with slightly different nuances or connotations.
