tidy
/ˈtaɪdi/
verb
- To make something neat and orderly.
- I need to tidy the living room before guests arrive.
- She tidied her desk at the end of every workday.
- Please tidy your room before dinner.
adjective
- Neat and arranged in an orderly way.
- She keeps her room tidy at all times.
- A tidy desk helps you focus on your work.
- The garden was tidy, with every plant in its place.
- (of a person) liking to keep things neat and organized.
- Being tidy helps reduce stress in a busy household.
- My grandmother is a very tidy person who never leaves dishes in the sink.
- He's not naturally tidy, but he tries hard to keep things organized.
- A large or considerable amount (used with sums of money).
- She paid a tidy sum for the antique vase.
- The company made a tidy amount from the new product launch.
- Selling that old car earned him a tidy profit.
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