tie-in

The definition of a tie-in is a connection, particularly between different items.

(noun)

  1. An example of a tie-in is a sitcom that makes reference to the top movie of the year.
  2. An example of a tie-in is to offer one article if you purchase another article.

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See tie-in in Webster's New World College Dictionary

adjective

designating or of a sale in which two or more articles, one of which is usually scarce or in demand, are offered in combination, often at a reduced price, and cannot be bought separately

noun

  1. a tie-in sale or advertisement
  2. an article sold in this way
  3. a connection or relationship

See tie-in in American Heritage Dictionary 4

noun
One thing that is related to or connected with another.

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