Tidy, andGr

Nuttall's Standard Dictionary of the English Language · 1890 · p. 183
ti'-de, logos a., science) neat; dre ed. with neat simplicity; being in good order: s. a knitted covering for chair backs, .: v.a. to make neat; to put in good order (timely). See Tide. Tidily, ti-de-le, ad. neatly. Tidine , ti-'de-nes, s. neat simplicity; neatne . Tie, knot ti, v.a. to to make bind: fast to fasten to knit with to aband complicate or cord; and to confine; to unite notes, as by a curve line drawn over them [Mus.]: s. a knot; fastening; bond; some thing which ties, or is used to tie; obligation; a knot of hair; an equality in numbers, as of votes, scores .; a piece of timber or metal for binding two bodies, together [Arch.]; a character to connect syncopated notes, also a thick line which unites the tails of notes, and distinguishes quavers, semiquavers . from crotchets [Mus.] (A.S. tian, Ger.
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