Crossword clues for retie
retie
- Fix, as one's laces
- Fix, as loose laces
- Fix junior's shoes
- Fix a knot
- Adjust, as shoelaces
- Adjust an ascot
- Put a new knot in
- More than snug one's laces
- Knot up again
- Fix a stubborn knot
- Fix a loose shoelace, e.g
- Connect anew
- Catch up with again, as in sports
- Catch up with again
- Adjust, as one's laces
- Adjust your laces
- Adjust one's shoelace
- Adjust a brogue
- Tighten shoelaces
- Tighten again, as shoelaces
- Tend to shoelaces
- Tend a stubborn shoelace
- Tend a stubborn ribbon
- Tend a stubborn bow
- Make tighter, as a knot
- Make more snug, in a way
- Make more secure, perhaps
- Make more secure, in a way
- Make more secure
- Make another sheepshank
- Make another bow
- Make a new connection
- Make a new bow
- Make a knot tighter
- Lace, as loose laces
- Lace Junior's shoes, e.g
- Knot over
- Improve on, as a gift ribbon
- Get even with again
- Get back to an even score
- Fix, as shoelaces
- Fix, as Junior's laces
- Fix, as an ascot
- Fix, as a loose shoelace knot
- Fix, as a loose shoelace
- Fix, as a loose knot
- Fix those loose laces
- Fix the knots in, as shoelaces
- Fix some loose laces
- Fix shoelaces
- Fix one's shoelaces, e.g
- Fix a toddler's laces
- Fix a stubborn shoelace
- Fix a loose bundle
- Fix a half hitch
- Do over, as shoelaces
- Deal with, as loose laces
- Change the knot
- Attend to loose laces
- Adjust, as one's cravat
- Adjust, as a knot
- Adjust shoe laces
- Get back to even
- Knot again
- Do another hitch
- Make another sheepshank, e.g
- Even the score again
- Adjust, as laces
- Improve on, say, as a bow
- Tighten, as laces
- Secure anew, in a way
- Tighten one's laces, say
- Make more secure, say
- Fasten over
- Bow over?
- Fix, as a bowline
- Take another bow?
- Fix, as laces
- Fix, as a hitch
- Fix, as a knot
- Fix, as a shoelace
- Fix, as some neckwear
- Secure, as loosened shoelaces
- Make a new knot in
- Knot anew
- Fix loose shoelaces
- Double a knot
- Fix a bandage
- Make the knot tighter
- Make another clove hitch
- Get even again
- Bind anew
- Link again
- Do over a package
- Fix a shoelace
- Fasten again, as sneakers
- Lace again
- Make new knots
- Fix loosened laces
- Connect again
- Tighten, maybe
- Counterfeiters partly raised bond yet again
- Do up again
- Dicky's a mess? Do this!
- Tie again
- Do the bow over
- Fasten anew
- Tend to a loose shoelace
- Make a better bow
- Adjust one's laces
- Fix a loose lace
- Bind again
- Secure again, as a shoelace
- Fix, as a loose lace
- Even the score once more
- Attach again
- Try a different knot
- Fix loose laces
- Do over, as a bow
- Tighten, perhaps
- Tend to an ornery shoelace
- Rally to even the score again
- Make even tighter, say
- Lace up again
Wiktionary
vb. To tie again; to tie something that has already been tied or was tied before.
WordNet
v. tie again or anew; "retie the string and make it strong enough now"
Wikipedia
Retie is a municipality located in the Campine region of the Belgian province of Antwerp. The municipality comprises the town of Retie proper and several hamlets of which Schoonbroek is the largest. On 1 January 2012 Retie had a total population of 10,799. The total area is 48.39 km² which gives a population density of 213 inhabitants per square kilometre.
The Francophone name of Retie is Réthy.
Usage examples of "retie".
He rolled her onto her back, and even gave her a moment to stretch and rub away some of the pins and needles before seizing her wrists to retie them at the front.
I stopped at the edge of the woods to brush the leaves and dirt from my clothes and to smooth back my hair and retie it in a tail.
He had not bothered to retie his cravat, but other than that, he looked immaculate.
Poppy put her right foot up on the coffee table and began fooling with her sneaker lace, like it was loose and she needed to retie it.
Sailors rushed to assess the damage and to retie lines that had been whipped loose by the force of the gale.
Still, Maia continued spending part of each day unwinding lengths of tough fiber and retying them into a finger-width strand, trying to imitate by memory the weaving patterns used by sailors aboard the Wotan.
Juan Cordova was tall, I noted, as he sat down, retying the sash of the maroon silk robe which hung loosely upon his spare frame.
On the pretense of wanting a drink himself, he reclaimed the jug from the little one, retying it to his saddle after a quick swallow.
She then put one foot upon a couch to retie her garter, and when she put up the other foot I saw beauties more enticing than Eve's apple.