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Definition of tie
Thanks for using this online dictionary, we have been helping millions of people improve their use of the english language with its free online services. English definition of tie is as below...
Tie (v. t.) An
equality
in
numbers,
as of
votes,
scores,
etc., which
prevents
either
party from being
victorious;
equality
in any
contest,
as a
race..
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Ditties
::
Ditties
(pl. ) of Ditt.
Dispensatory
::
Dispensatory
(n.) A book or
medicinal
formulary
containing
a
systematic
description
of
drugs,
and of
preparations
made from them. It is
usually,
but not
always,
distinguished
from a
pharmacop/ia
in that it
issued
by
private
parties,
and not by an
official
body or by
government..
Sequester
::
Sequester
(v. t.) To
separate
from the owner for a time; to take from
parties
in
controversy
and put into the
possession
of an
indifferent
person;
to seize or take
possession
of, as
property
belonging
to
another,
and hold it till the
profits
have paid the
demand
for which it is
taken,
or till the owner has
performed
the
decree
of
court,
or
clears
himself
of
contempt;
in
international
law, to
confiscate..
Comities
::
Comities
(pl. ) of
Comit.
Ebrieties
::
Ebrieties
(pl. ) of
Ebriet.
Eightieth
::
Eightieth
(a.) The next in order after
seventy-ninth.
Inanity
::
Inanity
(n.) An
inane,
useless
thing or
pursuit;
a
vanity;
a silly
object;
--
chiefly
in pl.; as, the
inanities
of the
world..
Creatural
::
Creatural
(a.)
Belonging
to a
creature;
having
the
qualities
of a
creature.
Warranty
::
Warranty
(n.) A
stipulation
or
engagement
by a party
insured,
that
certain
things,
relating
to the
subject
of
insurance,
or
affecting
the risk,
exist,
or shall
exist,
or have been done, or shall be done. These
warranties,
when
express,
should
appear
in the
policy;
but there are
certain
implied
warranties..
Demon
::
Demon (n.) A
spirit,
or
immaterial
being,
holding
a
middle
place
between
men and
deities
in pagan
mythology..
Egophony
::
Egophony
(n.) The sound of a
patient's
voice so
modified
as to
resemble
the
bleating
of a goat, heard on
applying
the ear to the chest in
certain
diseases
within
its
cavity,
as in
pleurisy
with
effusion..
Unmake
::
Unmake
(v. t.) To
destroy
the form and
qualities
of; to
deprive
of
being;
to
uncreate.
Tier
::
Tier (v. t.) A row or rank,
especially
one of two or more rows
placed
one
above,
or
higher
than,
another;
as, a tier of seats in a
theater..
Water Bed
::
Water bed () A kind of
mattress
made of, or
covered
with,
waterproof
fabric
and
filled
with
water.
It is used in
hospitals
for
bedridden
patients..
Securities
::
Securities
(pl. ) of
Securit.
Jonquille
::
"Jonquille
(n.) A
bulbous
plant of the genus
Narcissus
(N.
Jonquilla),
allied
to the
daffodil.
It has long,
rushlike
leaves,
and
yellow
or white
fragrant
flowers.
The root has
emetic
properties.
It is
sometimes
called
the
rush-leaved
daffodil.
See
Illust.
of
Corona..
Shackle
::
Shackle
(v. t.) To tie or
confine
the limbs of, so as to
prevent
free
motion;
to bind with
shackles;
to
fetter;
to
chain..
Para
::
Para (n.) A piece of
Turkish
money,
usually
copper,
the
fortieth
part of a
piaster,
or about one ninth of a
cent..
Herald
::
Herald
(n.) In the
Middle
Ages, the
officer
charged
with the above
duties,
and also with the care of
genealogies,
of the
rights
and
privileges
of noble
families,
and
especially
of
armorial
bearings.
In
modern
times,
some
vestiges
of this
office
remain,
especially
in
England.
See
Heralds'
College
(below),
and
King-at-Arms..
Trim
::
Trim (v. i.) To
balance;
to
fluctuate
between
parties,
so as to
appear
to favor
each..
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