Definition:
tie
- tiea line, ribbon, or cord used for fastening, uniting, or drawing something closed
- tieto establish the position of (a point not part of a survey control)
- tiecontest that ends in a draw
- tieto bind
- tielow laced shoe oxford
- tiecurved line that joins two musical notes of the same pitch to denote a single tone sustained through the time value of the two
- tieto place (money or property) under restrictions
- tieto limit one's activities; confine; curtail
- tieto bring to a stop; make inactive
- tieto fasten (to secure (to make safe or certain))
- tieto get drunk
- tieto fasten with a cord, string, etc.
- tieequality in scores, votes, etc.
- tiemethod or style of tying or knotting
- tieto hinder; impede
- tiestructural element (as a rod or angle iron) holding two pieces together a tension member in a construction
- tieoelace
- tiecktie
- tieequality in number (as of votes or scores)
- tiemoral or legal obligation to someone or something typically constituting a restraining power, influence, or duty
- tieto tie a cord or suture around (a vein, blood vessel, or the like) so as to stop the flow within
- tieto make a tie-in, esp. in advertising or a sale
- tieto wrap; bind
- tiebond of kinship, affection, etc.
- tieto connect or be connected; be consistent
- tieto occupy completely
- tiecontest in which this occurs
- tieto make into a bow
- tieto fasten securely by tying
- tieto make the same score
- tieto make the same score as
- tienecktie
- tiebond of kinship or affection
- tiesomething used to tie or join