Idioms

tie down (something) or tie (something) down
to make something secure and unable to move by securing it with rope etc.
We tied down the pieces of wood on top of the car.

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  • 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
  • tight spot
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  • get even (with someone)
  • could do with (someone or something)
  • halfhearted about (someone or something)
  • look the other way
  • hole up (somewhere)
  • wear on (someone)
  • at a loss
  • out to lunch
  • keep one's head above water
  • curry favor with (someone)


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