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tie onto

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tie something onto someone or something and tie something on
to attach something to someone or something by tying or binding. I tied his house key onto him so he wouldn't lose it. I tied on his gloves so he would not lose them.
See also: tie


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Carfully put the tie onto a towel on a flat surface and cover the tie with another towel.
Your guests will love these adorable additions that you tie onto anything you desire at your wedding reception.
You can purchase cushions which are simple tie back chair pads, since they will tie onto the back support bars of the rocking chair, or you can experiment with some of the cushions which are made specifically for them.
 
 
 
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