All 6 Uses

bind
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White: The Great Pursuit
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You get in a bind, I come after you.
Chpt 35 *

bind = difficult situation
But I warn you, we have a law that binds us.
Chpt 42 *

binds = constrains
The guards were binding their hands behind their backs now.
Chpt 44

binding = tying
I have no attraction to him as a man, thank Elyon for that, or I might be in a real bind.†
Chpt 18
"Bind them!" he ordered.†
Chpt 42
She instinctively struggled against the restraints around her wrists-as was the custom, they were only loose bindings hastily tied to prevent an episode at the last moment on the platform.†
Chpt 44 *

Definitions:

(1) (bind as in: bind hands, a wound, or a people)
to tie, hold, or unite together; or something that does so
(2) (bind as in: a binding contract)
constrain or require
(3) (bind as in: It put me in a bind.)
a difficult situation
(4) (meaning too rare to warrant focus)
For more specialized senses of bind, see a comprehensive dictionary. For example, the word can refer to constipation and has specialized meanings in law, chemistry, logic, and linguistics.