tidy
//ˈtaɪdi//
Adjective
tidyCanonical form
tidierComparative
tidiestSuperlative
1
Arranged neatly and in order; not messy.
Her desk is always tidy.
2
(of a person) Keeping things neat and organized; having a habit of orderliness.
She is a very tidy person and always keeps her desk clean.
3
(informal) Fairly large or considerable in amount.
She earned a tidy sum from selling her old car.
Verb
tidyInfinitive
tidyPresent tense
tidiedPast tense
tidiedPast participle
tidyingPresent participle
tidiesThird-person singular
1
To make neat and orderly; to arrange things in a proper place.
I need to tidy my room before my friends come over.
2
To clean up or put in order, often used with 'up'.
I need to tidy up my room before my friends come over.
Noun
1
A container or covering used to keep things organized or protected.
She keeps her sewing supplies in a small tidy on her desk.