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tidy

[tahy-dee] / ˈtaɪ di /




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And the groove, this time led by a simple, prancing line by Mr. Maynard, simulates the rhythmic movement of tidying up.

From The Wall Street Journal

The Pioneer Group, landlord to more than half of Castle Vale's residents, also has its team ensuring everything is kept clean and tidy.

From BBC

Hence, it is reasonable to think they will use January to tidy up their affairs and reset investor expectations to curry favor with Elliott.

From Barron's

Whoever bought the puts pocketed a tidy profit.

From The Wall Street Journal

Pointedly, there was Timothy Snyder’s tidy pocket-sized handbook “On Tyranny” filled with 20 short but fortifying chapters of practical wisdom like “Do not obey in advance,” “Defend institutions” and “Believe in truth.”

From Los Angeles Times