How Do You Spell TIDY?

Pronunciation: [tˈa͡ɪdi] (IPA)

The word "tidy" is spelled using the International Phonetic Alphabet as /ˈtaɪdi/. In this phonetic transcription, the first sound is a "t" followed by the long "i" sound. The "d" sound is then added, followed by a short "i" sound. The last sound is the "y" sound, which is spelled with the letter "y" but pronounced like an "ee" sound. This sequence of sounds creates the correct spelling and pronunciation of the word "tidy," which means clean and organized.

TIDY Meaning and Definition

  1. Tidy is an adjective that describes something or someone that is neat, well-organized, and well-maintained. It refers to the state or quality of being orderly, clean, and free from clutter. When something is tidy, it means that everything is arranged in a systematic manner and kept in its appropriate place, making it easy to locate and access items.

    In relation to personal appearance, being tidy refers to being careful and deliberate in grooming oneself, ensuring that clothes are ironed, hair is neat, and overall appearance is presentable. It denotes attention to detail and a desire to project a polished and professional image.

    In terms of the environment, being tidy indicates that an area or space is clean and well-maintained. It implies the absence of dirt, dust, or disorderliness. A tidy room or workspace facilitates productivity and efficiency as it allows for easy movement, focus, and retrieval of necessary objects or information.

    Tidiness plays an important role in maintaining a sense of order and discipline in one's life. It contributes to a peaceful and calm atmosphere, reducing stress and increasing overall well-being. Furthermore, tidiness is often associated with cleanliness, as a tidy environment is typically assumed to be hygienic and sanitary.

    Overall, the term "tidy" encompasses the concepts of organization, cleanliness, and neatness. It suggests a systematic and careful approach to maintaining order and ensuring that everything is in its proper place.

  2. • Seasonable; arranged in good order; near.
    • To make neat and clean; to put in good order.
    • A piece of fancy knitted-work to throw over the back of an arm-chair, or a sofa, or suchlike; a child's light outer covering.

    Etymological and pronouncing dictionary of the English language. By Stormonth, James, Phelp, P. H. Published 1874.

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Etymology of TIDY

The word "tidy" comes from the Old English word "tidian" or "tidiġ", which means "to arrange, put in order, or adorn". It later evolved to become "tīd", meaning "condition" or "order". Over time, "tidy" emerged as an adjective in the late 16th century, describing something neat, well-arranged, or orderly.

Idioms with the word TIDY

  • tidy up The idiom "tidy up" means to clean or organize a space or object, usually by removing clutter, putting things in their proper places, and making the area more neat and orderly. It can also refer to the act of organizing and sorting out a situation or problem.
  • tidy sth up The idiom "tidy sth up" means to clean, organize, or neaten something in order to make it clean and presentable. It refers to tidying or arranging things in a more orderly or systematic manner.

Similar spelling words for TIDY

Plural form of TIDY is TIDIES

Conjugate verb Tidy

CONDITIONAL PERFECT

I would have tidied
you would have tidied
he/she/it would have tidied
we would have tidied
they would have tidied
I would have tidy
you would have tidy
he/she/it would have tidy
we would have tidy
they would have tidy

CONDITIONAL PERFECT PROGRESSIVE

I would have been tidying
you would have been tidying
he/she/it would have been tidying
we would have been tidying
they would have been tidying

CONDITIONAL PRESENT

I would tidy
you would tidy
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we would tidy
they would tidy

CONDITIONAL PRESENT PROGRESSIVE

I would be tidying
you would be tidying
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we would be tidying
they would be tidying

FUTURE

I will tidy
you will tidy
he/she/it will tidy
we will tidy
they will tidy

FUTURE CONTINUOUS

I will be tidying
you will be tidying
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they will be tidying

FUTURE PERFECT

I will have tidied
you will have tidied
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FUTURE PERFECT CONTINUOUS

I will have been tidying
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we will have been tidying
they will have been tidying

IMPERATIVE

you tidy
we let´s tidy

NONFINITE VERB FORMS

to tidy

PAST CONTINUOUS

I was tidying
you were tidying
he/she/it was tidying
we were tidying
they were tidying

PAST PARTICIPLE

tidied

PAST PERFECT

I had tidied
you had tidied
he/she/it had tidied
we had tidied
they had tidied

PAST PERFECT CONTINUOUS

I had been tidying
you had been tidying
he/she/it had been tidying
we had been tidying
they had been tidying

PRESENT

I tidy
you tidy
he/she/it tidies
we tidy
they tidy

PRESENT CONTINUOUS

I am tidying
you are tidying
he/she/it is tidying
we are tidying
they are tidying

PRESENT PARTICIPLE

tidying

PRESENT PERFECT

I have tidied
you have tidied
he/she/it has tidied
we have tidied
they have tidied

PRESENT PERFECT CONTINUOUS

I have been tidying
you have been tidying
he/she/it has been tidying
we have been tidying
they have been tidying

PRESENT SUBJUNCTIVE

he/she/it tidy

SIMPLE PAST

I tidied
you tidied
he/she/it tidied
we tidied
they tidied

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