sew up

1 of 1verb

/soʊ ʌp/

Forms:sews up,sewing up,sewed up,sewn up

1

to complete or secure something, typically an agreement or deal

transitive

They plan to sew up the contract by the end of the day.
The negotiations are almost finished; we just need to sew a few details up.
They have sewn up the deal with the new client.
He is sewing up the final stitches on the project.
They sew the contract up before the deadline.