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Retie

verb
(past retied; past part. retied; pres. part. retying)
1.
Tie again or anew.






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"Retie" Quotes from Famous Books



... and if my tie isn't as he likes he has a perfect right to retie it, no matter who is there. That is his attitude—not the least ceremony or stuff, ...
— Red Hair • Elinor Glyn

... wooing. He fussed round him like a mother, supervised his dressing, presumed to give him advice as to what he should wear, and even—(think of it!)—tied his tie for him. Olivier bore with him patiently at the cost of having to retie his tie on the stairs when Christophe was no longer present. He smiled inwardly, but he was touched by such great affection. Besides, his love had made him timid, and he was not sure of himself, and was glad of Christophe's advice. He used ...
— Jean-Christophe Journey's End • Romain Rolland



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