What does tidy mean?
Tidy means Arranged neatly and in order..
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/ˈtaɪ.di/ · adjective
Arranged neatly and in order..
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.
Two hundred thousand people! Miss Glory, that's a tidy lot. Not bad.
if weather be fair and tidy
desk tidy; sink tidy; cable tidy
It was in the days when[…]every scrap of cotton or linen found its way into the ‘tidy’.
NORRIS'S SINK TIDY. J NORRIS AND SONS, Sunningdale, near Ascot, the inventors of the "Little Friend" soap-tray, have extended the usefulness of this utensil by designing a sink-tidy for carrying three of the trays in the manner shown in the engraving. The tidy is formed by a strip of light wood[…]The price at which the tidy is offered virtually places it within the reach of everyone.
Use tidy when its meaning, tone and grammar fit the full sentence. A synonym is not always a direct replacement.
Tidy means Arranged neatly and in order..
Common synonyms include neat, orderly, presentable, spick and span.
Possible antonyms include messy, untidy, slipshod.
She always kept her desk immaculately tidy; nothing was ever out of place.
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