Definition

An expression used to convey a sudden realization or understanding, often used to express surprise or acknowledgment.

Example

Tye! I just realized I left my keys at home.

Conversation

I just heard the craziest news about the concert.

Oh really? What happened?

They announced a surprise guest performer! Tye!

No way! That's going to be amazing!

Synonyms & Antonyms

Definition

A type of knot or a piece of land that is shared by a community, often used for gatherings or activities.

Example

The children played on the tye, enjoying the sunny day.

Conversation

Did you see that tye in the park yesterday?

Yeah, I did! It looked so nice for a picnic.

I love how it's such a great spot for relaxing.

Root Explanation

The word 'tye' originates from Old English 'tīgan', meaning to tie or bind. It refers to the act of fastening or securing something together.

Memory Tip

Think of the Old English word for tying or binding — that's why 'tye' relates to the action of fastening things together.

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