looselytie
verbUK /ˈluːsli taɪ/
US /ˈluːsli taɪ/
To tie something in a way that is not tight.
She looselytied the ribbon around the gift so it would be easy to open.
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OTHER MEANINGS
2. To connect two things in a weak or flexible way.
The two ideas were looselytied together in the report.
3. To make a bond or agreement that is not strict.
They looselytied the partnership to a single project.
4. To fasten something so it can move a little.
He looselytied the boat to the dock.