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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.) A line,
usually
straight,
drawn
across
the stems of
notes,
or a
curved
line
written
over or under the
notes,
signifying
that they are to be
slurred,
or
closely
united
in the
performance,
or that two notes of the same pitch are to be
sounded
as one; a bind; a
ligature..
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Neutral
::
Neutral
(a.)
Having
neither
acid nor basic
properties;
unable
to turn red
litmus
blue or blue
litmus
red; -- said of
certain
salts or other
compounds.
Contrasted
with acid, and
alkaline..
Beauty
::
Beauty
(n.) An
assemblage
or
graces
or
properties
pleasing
to the eye, the ear, the
intellect,
the
aesthetic
faculty,
or the moral
sense..
Diuretic
::
Diuretic
(n.) A
medicine
with
diuretic
properties.
Figurehead
::
Figurehead
(n.) A
person
who
allows
his name to be used to give
standing
to
enterprises
in which he has no
responsible
interest
or
duties;
a
nominal,
but not real, head or
chief..
Rope
::
Rope (v. t.) To bind,
fasten,
or tie with a rope or cord; as, to rope a bale of
goods..
Overeager
::
Overeager
(a.) Too
eager;
too
impatient.
Brother
::
Brother
(n.) One
related
or
closely
united
to
another
by some
common
tie or
interest,
as of rank,
profession,
membership
in a
society,
toil,
suffering,
etc.; -- used among
judges,
clergymen,
monks,
physicians,
lawyers,
professors
of
religion,
etc..
Enwoman
::
Enwoman
(v. t.) To endow with the
qualities
of a
woman.
Red-tapism
::
Red-tapism
(n.)
Strict
adherence
to
official
formalities.
Jewelweed
::
Jewelweed
(n.) See
Impatiens.
Notation
::
Notation
(n.) Any
particular
system
of
characters,
symbols,
or
abbreviated
expressions
used in art or
science,
to
express
briefly
technical
facts,
quantities,
etc. Esp., the
system
of
figures,
letters,
and signs used in
arithmetic
and
algebra
to
express
number,
quantity,
or
operations..
Incapacities
::
Incapacities
(pl. ) of
Incapacit.
Necessitied
::
Necessitied
(a.) In a state of want;
necessitous.
Understand
::
Understand
(v. i.) To have the use of the
intellectual
faculties;
to be an
intelligent
being.
Brace
::
Brace (v. t.) To bind or tie
closely;
to
fasten
tightly.
Externe
::
Externe
(n.) An
officer
in
attendance
upon a
hospital,
but not
residing
in it; esp., one who cares for the
out-patients..
Chamois
::
Chamois
(n.) A small
species
of
antelope
(Rupicapra
tragus),
living
on the
loftiest
mountain
ridges
of
Europe,
as the Alps,
Pyrenees,
etc. It
possesses
remarkable
agility,
and is a
favorite
object
of
chase..
Engross
::
Engross
(v. t.) To
purchase
either
the whole or large
quantities
of, for the
purpose
of
enhancing
the price and
making
a
profit;
hence,
to take or
assume
in undue
quantity,
proportion,
or
degree;
as, to
engross
commodities
in
market;
to
engross
power..
Perception
::
Perception
(n.) The
faculty
of
perceiving;
the
faculty,
or
peculiar
part, of man's
constitution
by which he has
knowledge
through
the
medium
or
instrumentality
of the
bodily
organs;
the act of
apperhending
material
objects
or
qualities
through
the
senses;
--
distinguished
from
conception..
Avocation
::
Avocation
(n.)
Pursuits;
duties;
affairs
which
occupy
one's time; usual
employment;
vocation.
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