Bind

[Tdol]

Check your answer here: http://www.usingenglish.com/reference/irregular-verbs/

[RonBee]

My friend Sam was once bound to a tree. Ooh, that was unpleasant. (I might have made that up. )

~R

[curmudgeon]

I think bint is the present tense of bind. Bints are a bind (sometimes)

[Tdol]

And bints are bound to find out if you are up to no good.

[florr0]

Originally Posted by RonBee

My friend Sam was once bound to a tree. Ooh, that was unpleasant. (I might have made that up. )

~R

I was was once bound to a tree by myself, it was really unpleasant

[philadelphia]

Bound?

[RonBee]

Originally Posted by philadelphia

Bound?

Yep.

[ébauche]

"bind" is quite a standard example, not only in English, but also in Dutch and German (binden) ;)

[rj1948]

bound is correct

[Teia]

bind - bound - bound

What about to be bound to?
Does it mean to be certain?

He is bound to arrive this evening. - is this sentence ok? Is this expression frequently used in spoken English?

Thank you.