▪ I.† ˈtidely,adv.Obs. [f. tide n. 8 + -ly2.] At each tide; each time the tide serves. 1482in C. Welch Tower Bridge (1894) 89 Layers of wylchons, and other fysshers, lieing almost dayly and tydely at the said stadelynges. ▪ II.tidely obs.f. tidily; var. titely Obs.