binden

to tie things together, usually multiple items or parts

to tie something firmly so it does not move or come loose

to tie something to another thing, like a post, rail, or leash

to tie up with cord or string, often neatly and tightly, e.g. a parcel or box

to connect or join parts together; not necessarily with rope

to tie up or restrain, often so a person cannot move; can sound harsh

to have something tied for you; a construction showing someone else does the tying

to lace or tie with a cord or string, often tightly; especially shoes, parcels, knots

to tie or make knots, or to weave; often about knots, nets, or relationships

to chain or shackle to something; sounds very harsh and often implies restriction

to secure or attach; not necessarily with rope, also with screws, glue, or tape

to tie together with a knot; a simple, everyday action