Definitions
put (things or places) in order
Word origin
From Middle English tidy, tydy, tidi (“timely, seasonal, opportune”), from tide (“time”) + -y. Cognate with Saterland Frisian tiedig (“timely, early”), Dutch tijdig (“timely”), German Low German tiedig (“timely”), German zeitig (“seasonal, timely”), Danish tidig (“timely”), Swedish tidig (“timely”).
Used in a sentence
“She always kept her desk immaculately tidy; nothing was ever out of place.”
“Keep Britain tidy by picking up litter.”
“The scheme made a tidy profit.”
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