Definition of "latching" []

• Present participle of latch. (verb)
• A loop or eye formed on the head rope of a bonnet, by which it is attached to the foot of a sail. (noun)

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• "However, Westpac have the right approach in latching onto the iPhone in order to promote its new website, it is after all the mobile device of the moment."
• "They have always been a pleasure in latching into great fish."
• "Shikhar Kafle had put the game back in level terms latching on a pass from Manish Rajitkar but was ruled offside."