Idioms

tie down (someone) or tie (someone) down
to keep someone from going somewhere or doing something, to limit or restrict someone's freedom to do something
The project tied my father down for three months. A family and a big mortgage tied the man down.

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  • tie down (something) or tie (something) down
  • tie in (something) with (something) or tie (something) in with (something)
  • tie the knot
  • tie up (a boat) or tie (a boat) up
  • tie up (someone) or tie (someone) up
  • tie up (something) or tie (something) up
  • tie up (traffic)
  • tie up with (someone or something)
  • tied to one's mother's apron strings
  • tied up
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  • off the beam
  • believe in (someone)
  • let down one's hair
  • penny-wise and pound-foolish
  • with both hands tied behind one's back
  • You scratch my back and I'll scratch yours.
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  • jump on (someone)
  • patch up (something) or patch (something) up
  • pull the wool over (someone's) eyes
  • get through to (someone)


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