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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.) An
equality
in
numbers,
as of
votes,
scores,
etc., which
prevents
either
party from being
victorious;
equality
in any
contest,
as a
race..
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Bearish
::
Bearish
(a.)
Partaking
of the
qualities
of a bear;
resembling
a bear in
temper
or
manners.
Frontiersmen
::
Frontiersmen
(pl. ) of
Floatiersma.
Rebate
::
Rebate
(n.)
Deduction;
abatement;
as, a
rebate
of
interest
for
immediate
payment;
a
rebate
of
importation
duties..
Set
::
Set (n.) A
series
of as many games as may be
necessary
to
enable
one side to win six. If at the end of the tenth game the score is a tie, the set is
usually
called
a deuce set, and
decided
by an
application
of the rules for
playing
off deuce in a game. See
Deuce..
Jobbing
::
"Jobbing
(a.) Using
opportunities
of
public
service
for
private
gain; as, a
jobbing
politician..
Beautied
::
Beautied
(p. a.)
Beautiful;
embellished.
Fascine
::
Fascine
(n.) A
cylindrical
bundle
of small
sticks
of wood, bound
together,
used in
raising
batteries,
filling
ditches,
strengthening
ramparts,
and
making
parapets;
also in
revetments
for river
banks,
and in mats for dams,
jetties,
etc..
Scrine
::
Scrine
(n.) A
chest,
bookcase,
or other
place,
where
writings
or
curiosities
are
deposited;
a
shrine..
Procrustes
::
Procrustes
(n.) A
celebrated
legendary
highwayman
of
Attica,
who tied his
victims
upon an iron bed, and, as the case
required,
either
stretched
or cut of their legs to adapt them to its
length;
--
whence
the
metaphorical
phrase,
the bed of
Procrustes..
Beet
::
Beet (n.) The root of
plants
of the genus Beta,
different
species
and
varieties
of which are used for the
table,
for
feeding
stock,
or in
making
sugar..
Quinovic
::
Quinovic
(a.)
Pertaining
to, or
designating,
a
crystalline
acid
obtained
from some
varieties
of
cinchona
bark..
Pinafore
::
Pinafore
(n.) An apron for a child to
protect
the front part of
dress;
a tier.
Cannei
::
Cannei
(a.)
Having
pleasing
or
useful
qualities;
gentle.
Patient
::
Patient
(n.) A
person
under
medical
or
surgical
treatment;
--
correlative
to
physician
or
nurse.
Devotee
::
Devotee
(n.) One who is
wholly
devoted;
esp., one given
wholly
to
religion;
one who is
superstitiously
given to
religious
duties
and
ceremonies;
a
bigot..
Rhinoplasty
::
Rhinoplasty
(n.)
Plastic
surgery
of the nose to
correct
deformity
or to
replace
lost
tissue.
Tissue
may be
transplanted
from the
patient's
cheek,
forehead,
arm, etc., or even from
another
person..
Excise
::
Excise
(n.) In
inland
duty or
impost
operating
as an
indirect
tax on the
consumer,
levied
upon
certain
specified
articles,
as,
tobacco,
ale,
spirits,
etc., grown or
manufactured
in the
country.
It is also
levied
to
pursue
certain
trades
and deal in
certain
commodities.
Certain
direct
taxes (as, in
England,
those on
carriages,
servants,
plate,
armorial
bearings,
etc.),
are
included
in the
excise.
Often used
adjectively;
as,
excise
duties;
excise
law;
excise
system..
Vulturine
::
Vulturine
(a.) Of or
pertaining
to a
vulture;
resembling
a
vulture
in
qualities
or
looks;
as, the
vulturine
sea eagle
(Gypohierax
Angolensis);
vulturine
rapacity..
Black Book
::
Black book () A book
containing
details
of the
enormities
practiced
in the
English
monasteries
and
religious
houses,
compiled
by order of their
visitors
under Henry
VIII.,
to
hasten
their
dissolution..
Unsex
::
Unsex (v. t.) To
deprive
of sex, or of
qualities
becoming
to one's sex; esp., to make
unfeminine
in
character,
manners,
duties,
or the like; as, to unsex a
woman..
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