Similar words: emptying, property insurance, casualty insurance, liability insurance, disability insurance, trying, saying, dying. Meaning: [taɪ] 
n. the act of tying or binding things together.
n. the act of tying or binding things together. 
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121) From this simple premise, the tying interface has evolved into an object-oriented methodology in Perl, hiding OOP complexity behind a procedural interface.
122) Tying ads to online searches from mobile phones is another potential goldmine.
123) By grouping the long - term campers administrator keeps them from tying up the short - term camping facilities.
124) They are tying down three and a half million German soldiers.
125) A strong two-ply or three-ply twine for sewing or tying packages or bundles.
126) Bowline - A knot frequently used for tying the middle climber onto a glacier rope team, among other uses.
127) The factory kept months' worth of raw materials in its warehouse, wastefully tying up capital.
128) Another story isa ready source of buckskin thongs for tying.
129) This hope for change and belief in changelessness leads tying of nuptial knots, he concluded.
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130) Consider tying the knot in a national park: A permit for a hillside amphitheater in Rocky Mountain National Park, for instance, costs between $50 and $200, depending on the size of the party.
131) Kelvin's lorry while , I suppose, someone else was tying up Mr Newman in a ditch.
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