tie
tie
verb
To fasten or secure something using string, rope, or a knot.
"She tied her shoelaces tightly."
noun
A long piece of material worn around the neck under a shirt collar.
"He wore a smart tie to the interview."
noun
An equal score or result in a competition or game.
"The football match ended in a tie."
Thesaurus
Synonyms: attach, bond, bind, tie beam, linkup, link, tie-in, standoff, draw, crosstie, railroad tie, sleeper
Antonyms: disconnect, unbrace, unlace, untie