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tidy

[tahy-dee] / ˈtaɪ di /




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The war involving Iran and the Strait of Hormuz “does not come with a tidy historical template,” said Stephen Innes, managing partner at SPI Asset Management, in Tuesday commentary.

From MarketWatch

Containing one of the more convoluted Dumas plots—which is saying something—“The Count of Monte Cristo” is tailored by director Bille August into a relatively tidy eight episodes.

From The Wall Street Journal

As someone who is not naturally tidy, I’ve tried on a number of spring-cleaning formats over the years.

From Salon

There was little left to tidy up after she died at the age of 91 on March 12 in Gothenburg, Sweden, where she was living in a retirement home.

From The Wall Street Journal

Leading a training session at a Wall Street bar ahead of the holiday, he filled two pints—one neat and tidy, the other messier, shedding “Irish tears” of foam down its side.

From The Wall Street Journal