tie
/taɪ/Definitions
1. noun
a cord or strap for fastening at the neck, typically made of silk or wool.
“She wore a beautiful silk tie to the wedding.”
2. verb
to fasten or secure something with a cord or strap, typically at the neck.
“He tied the knot on the present and handed it to the child.”
3. verb
to bring or keep something into a state of balance or equality.
“The score was tied 1-1 at the end of the first half.”
4. verb
to connect or join something, especially by a link or thread.
“The two ideas are tied together by a common theme.”
5. noun
a state of being equal or balanced, especially in a game or competition.
“The two teams were tied going into extra innings.”
6. noun
a connection or link between things.
“The tie between the two countries is rooted in history.”