Bound or secured closely.
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Examples for "tied "
1 Work hours weren't tied to increased diabetes risks among wealthier people, however.
2 Sunday's election left them almost tied and far short of a majority.
3 Loathing the way they tied her to so much power and responsibility.
4 Palestinian consumers, their economy tied to Israel's, depend on goods from Israel.
5 That study initially showed health benefits tied to the intervention, Tuomilehto said.
1 The most simple bridge or trussed form is the well-known A-shaped arch.
2 They found Cunningham trussed up to a chair in the smaller room.
3 She pressed her arms against her sides, ready to have herself trussed .
4 Maybe I should just leave you trussed up and call the Constable.
5 You brought me, trussed up like a hen in that aeroplane harness.
6 Gregory was still trussed up in my bedroom, pale and fragile looking.
7 He was wrapped in layers of blankets, trussed up with packaging tape.
8 He's trussed up tighter than my Aunt Gert in her Sunday girdle.
9 Hard to do when one is trussed up like a Thanksgiving turkey.
10 While the soldier trussed up the prisoner, Hathor took another glance around.
11 She was helpless, exactly like a fly being trussed by a spider.
12 So Koku, trussed up like some roped steer, was taken out again.
13 Bond wondered if they'd discovered Jessica and the man he'd trussed up.
14 QUAILS, being trussed and served like Woodcock, may be similarly carved.-SeeNo.
15 How in the world did you get all trussed up like this?
16 He doesn't need to be both trussed up and gagged, you know.
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truss Verb
Indicative · Past Indefinite
Trussed across language varieties