Tie off

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verb

To secure something by tying it with a knot, usually at the end of a thread or rope.

She had to tie off the fishing line to stop it from unraveling further.
Visual representation of "tie off" - To secure something by tying it with a knot, usually at the end of a thread or rope

Often appears as...

  • tie off a rope
  • tie off a thread
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Visual representation of "tie off"
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Finalizing Action

Used when you finish working with thread or rope and need to prevent it from coming undone.

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After repairing the net, he had to tie off the remaining twine.
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Securing Ends

Think of tying the loose end after completing tasks like sewing or knitting.

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Once the seam was complete, she needed to tie off the end.
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No Untying

The knot should be strong so the line or thread won't accidentally untie.

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Carefully tie off the rope to ensure it supports the weight.
Visual representation of the word "Tie off"

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