Tie-up Definition

tīŭp
tie-ups
noun
tie-ups
A temporary stoppage or interruption of work, production, traffic, service, etc.
Webster's New World
A place for tying up cattle at night.
Webster's New World

A connection, relation, or involvement, as between businesses; specif., merger.

Webster's New World

A temporary interruption or cessation of a normal activity.

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Tie-up Sentence Examples

  • The move follows Disney 's highly successful tie-up with iTunes in October.

  • The move follows Disney's highly successful tie-up with iTunes in October.

  • It's easy to prune and tie up three or four tomato plants, but almost impossible to manage three or four hundred!The current image of gardening is that it's something that takes a lot of work, and it's usually true.

  • An executor is the person who will carry out the directions left in your will, and tie up all the loose ends, such as filing your tax return, handling your 401K and paying off your outstanding bills.

  • In March 2001, he engineered the first defeat of the Labor Lib Dem Executive, over the issue of a fishing tie-up scheme.

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TTITIE

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PUP

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Words Starting With T and Ending With P

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