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tie-in
noun as in relation
verb as in connect or be connected
Example Sentences
Unknown 9: Awakening, is part of an attempt to launch a new franchise, with other tie-in works planned to build out the game's universe.
Vegetables are an organic tie-in to my daily life today, but also how I was raised in Southern California.
Since the Beijing Olympics, the former video game rivals have joined forces in a series of tie-in titles starring characters from both franchises.
See if there’s a museum tie-in, either locally or on a trip, that you could take her to.
The episode had an Oscar tie-in, with Bradley Cooper, playing himself, getting roasted in a classroom after a long season of heavy Oscar campaigning.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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