tie-up

Synonyms for tie-up

noun stoppage

noun. group with common interest or pursuit

noun. combination

noun. something that connects, links

Complications arising from the tie-up followed him at every turn.

A tie-up of cars on the track ahead was accountable for the delay.

Then came the great railroad strike, and the tie-up of the mails.

There was a tie-up on Earth, and the tie-up had to be on the very inside of the Supreme Council!

By eight o'clock it was clear that the tie-up would be only partial.

Could any tie-up with Russia—even a psionic one—stand against that kind of investigation?

Press the brake of the foot as you roll around the corners to save the collapse and tie-up.

The small door where the boys came in, led to a long and narrow passage, between the tie-up and the bay.

Freight trains crowded every track in the yard, and the block of twelve hours indicated what a two-day tie-up would mean.

The crowded yard, as they pulled through it, showed the tie-up of the day's traffic.