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tidy

/ˈtaɪdi/

[/ˈtaɪdi/]

neat and in order

Beginneradjective, verb

Definition

Arranged neatly with everything in its place. As a verb, to put things in order.

Example

Please tidy your room before dinner.

Please tidy your room before dinner.

Etymology

From Middle English 'tidy' (timely, in good condition), from 'tide' (time).

How & Where It’s Used

Common around the house, especially with children; opposite of messy.

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