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tie
tie
tie
(with someone)
(for something)
to have the same score as someone for the prize in some contest.
I tied with Joel for first place. I tied for the trophy with Joel.
See:
be fit to be tied
be tied (up) in knots
be tied to mother's apron strings
black tie
coat and tie
collar-and-tie men
could do with one arm tied behind back
cut ties with (someone)
fit to be tied
get tied up
hands are tied
have hands tied
old school tie
put on the feed bag
put on the feedbag
put the feed bag on
sever ties with
the old school tie
tie
tie (oneself) in(to) knots
tie (someone) in(to) knots
tie back
tie down
tie hands
tie in
tie in a knot
tie in knots
tie in with
tie into
tie into knots
tie it on
tie off
tie on the (old) feed bag
tie on the nosebag
tie one on
tie one's hands
tie onto
tie over
tie the knot
tie to
tie traffic up
tie up
tie up (some/a few) loose ends
tied down
tied to (someone's) apron strings
tied to apron strings
tied to his mother's apron strings
tied to mother's apron strings
tied up
tie-in
tongue-tied
with one arm tied behind one's back
with one hand tied behind back
Common Names:
Name
Gender
Pronounced
Usage
Alfredson
Elder
-
Portuguese
Adi (2)
-
Indonesian
Boutros
-
Arabic, Coptic
Nefertiti
nef-ər-TEE-tee
(English)
Ancient Egyptian
Lynne
[lin]
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