Bind

Meaning

Verb

●

To

; to

by any ligature.

●

To

or

in a mass.

●

To be

from

, or from

or natural

, as by friction.

●

To

a

or

influence.

●

To

or

together, with a

,

,

,

, etc.

●

To

,

, or

by physical

or influence of any kind.

●

To couple.

●

To

,

, or

, by

, law,

,

,

,

, or other social tie.

●

In Law:

To

(a person) under

s, especially, under the

of a

or covenant.

●

In Law:

To place under

to serve.

●

To

or

by

or

, as the

of a

or garment.

●

To

(a

) about or upon something, as by

; to

with something.

●

To

,

a bandage.

●

To

or

from

or natural

, as by

constipation.

●

To

in a

,

books.

●

In Chemistry:

To make two or more

together.

●

In Programming:

To

an

with a value; to

a

, method

, etc. with the

of a

location.

●

In Programming:

To process one or more

into an

program.

●

In British English:

To

; to

about something.

●

In LGBT & Transgender:

To

a

to give the

of

, usually done by

men.

Noun

●

That which

or ties.

●

A

; a problem; a

or quandary.

●

Any

or

or

, especially a

; a bine.

●

In Music:

A

or

for

notes.

●

In Chess:

A strong

or

on a

, which is

for the

to break.

●

The

of

mines.

Sourced from

Origin

bind

English

bindan

English

Sourced from

Synonyms

Difficult Situation

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