tying
/ˈtaɪɪŋ/
noun
- The act of fastening or securing something with a cord or rope.
- The tying of the package took only a few seconds.
- Proper tying of the rope is essential for safety.
- He learned the art of tying from his grandfather.
verb
- Present participle of tie; fastening or securing with a string, rope, or similar material.
- She is tying her shoelaces before the race.
- He spent the morning tying knots for the fishing nets.
- The farmer was tying the hay bales together.
- Connecting or linking things together, either physically or figuratively.
- The artist is tying different colors into a harmonious design.
- They are tying their schedules to make the meeting work.
- The detective is tying the clues to solve the mystery.
- Achieving the same score or result as another competitor.
- The two teams are tying for first place in the tournament.
- The runners are tying at the finish line.
- She is tying with her rival in the final round.
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