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Meaning of
tight
in English
tight
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Comparative Adjective
tighter
Superlative Adjective
tightest
Comparative Adverb
tighter
Superlative Adverb
tightest
Definitions
Adjective
firmly
held
together
;
compact
under
high
tension
;
taut
The
rope
was
tight
and
would
not
stretch
.
narrow
;
difficult
to
pass
through
The
narrow
alley
was
tight
for
the
large
truck
to
pass
through
.
fitting
close
to
the
body
The
dancer
wore
a
tight
costume
for
the
performance
.
well-rehearsed
and
accurate
;
skillful
The
band
played
a
tight
set
with
perfect
harmony
.
difficult
to
obtain
;
scarce
Money
was
tight
during
the
economic
crisis
.
intimately
friendly
;
close
The
two
friends
had
a
tight
bond
after
traveling
together
.
frugal
;
stingy
with
money
She
was
very
tight
with
her
budget
and
never
spent
extravagantly
.
defensive
and
not
conceding
many
goals
;
restricted
The
team
played
a
tight
defense
and
only
allowed
one
goal
.
intoxicated
or
acting
drunk
After
a
few
drinks
,
he
became
tight
and
started
singing
loudly
.
exceptionally
great
or
impressive
The
fireworks
display
was
tight
and
ended
with
a
stunning
finale
.
limited
or
restricted
in
time
The
meeting
was
tight
on
time
,
so
we
had
to
finish
quickly
.
having
a
strong
,
close
relationship
The
family
had
a
tight
relationship
and
always
supported
each
other
.
not
ragged
;
whole
and
neat
The
seamstress
made
sure
the
seam
was
tight
and
even
.
handy
and
adroit
;
brisk
The
nurse
moved
with
tight
efficient
movements
to
treat
the
patient
.
playing
very
few
hands
(
in
a
game
)
The
poker
player
was
tight
and
only
bet
on
strong
hands
.
playing
few
hands
;
cautious
The
investor
was
tight
with
her
money
and
only
invested
in
low-risk
stocks
.
Compounds / Phrases
airtight
lighttight
watertight
hold tight
sticktight
tight-knit
tightknit
tightlipped
tightrope
tightropes
tightwire
vaportight
skintight
tight-fitting
tight-fisted
tight-lipped
tight-laced
overtight
supertight
uptightnesses
tight fistedness