Tied
Tied adjective - Bound or secured closely.
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Synonyms for Tied
Wired and tied are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Wired" instead an adjective "Tied".
Nearby Word: tie
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- The Miami Vice episode, "Sons And Lovers"; as Angelina is tied up in a explosion-wired car and left to die by her brother, Ivan, he tells her good riddance and spits in her face.
Source: Spiteful Spit -
Barracuda does this himself later in the arc, finally losing it after being shot, beaten, having his crocodile clips wired from a car battery to his testicles for about an hour, tied up in chains and thrown into the boot of Frank's car.
Source: Breaking the Bonds -
Cool and Unusual Punishment: Becky's torture by the gang leader in Wired To Kill, which involves her being tied up and forced to read Shakespeare against her will.
Source: Web Video / Best of the Worst
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