untie

Object

• colt: As they were untying it, some of the bystanders said to them, " What are you doing, untying the colt?
• knot: To untie that knot, you can start with any meaning you like.
• rope: Upon untying the rope, the volunteer finds that his celebrity date is no longer in the stack of cards.
• cord: To untie the cords of the yoke means that we are to work to eliminate every way that social mismanagement treats people like animals.
• aid: However, in real terms the reduction of tied aid has not resulted in a proportional increase of untied aid.
• string: I am not good enough to untie the strings of his sandals.

Modifying Another Word

• fully: From 1 April 2001, the UK agreed that all its development assistance would be fully untied.
• then: Seagoon: Quick, glue one onto my bonds then untie them.
• now: The group must now untie all the knots that are in the rope.
• not: And do not untie the knot which binds us together on the Day of Resurrection O Lord of the Worlds.
• n't: I was in such a hurry I had n't untied her.
• carefully: Shepherd carefully untied the dirty, bloody bandage and as gently as he could he began to unwind the material.