adjective

tied

tied, bound, level, busy

The score was tied at the end of the game.

The score was tied at the end of the game.

I'm afraid I'm tied up all afternoon.

I'm afraid I'm tied up all afternoon.

The package was tied with string.

The package was tied with string.

to be tied ((with sb./sth.)) to have the same score as another person or team The two teams are tied.

to be tied up to be busy and unable to do other things He is tied up in a meeting.

Synonyms: bound, fastened, busy, occupied, level (score); Antonyms: untied, free, available

The past participle of the verb 'to tie', describing a state of being fastened.

Picture yourself 'tied' to your desk with work, or two teams 'tied' together on the scoreboard.

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