1) Affording no leeway 2) Beyond merely snug 3) Binding 4) Blotto 5) But not too mean to get drunk 6) Cheap 7) Choky 8) Clenched 9) Clinched 10) Close 11) Close to being sozzled 12) Close-fitting 13) Closely fitting 14) Compact 15) Constraining 16) Constricted 17) Constricting 18) Crowded 19) Evenly matched
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1) Besotted 2) Blotto 3) Cheap 4) Choky 5) Clenched 6) Clinched 7) Closefisted 8) Compact 9) Compacted 10) Compressed 11) Constricting 12) Crocked 13) Demanding 14) Difficult 15) Dripless 16) Drunk 17) Equal 18) Fuddled 19) Hard 20) Hermetic 21) Impermeable 22) Inebriated 23) Intoxicated 24) Invulnerable
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• (v. t.) To tighten. • p. p. of Tie. • (superl.) Close, so as not to admit the passage of a liquid or other fluid; not leaky; as, a tight ship; a tight cask; a tight room; -- often used in this sense as the second member of a compound; as, water-tight; air-tight. • (superl.) Not slack or loose; firmly stretched; taut; -- app......
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In line with or extremely close to the inside market or last sale in a stock (+/- 1/8). On the money.
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Scottish, meaning: Descriptive of a young lady of robust moral virtue, who probably has nae tits anyway.
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Someone who plays only good hands and tosses his hands when he doesn't have the goods, is said to play tight.
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See understeer
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Tight adjective [
Compar. Tighter ;
superl. Tightest .] [ Middle English
tight ,
thiht ; probably of Scand. origin; confer Icelandic
...ēttr , Danish
tæt , Swedish
tät : akin to D. & German
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Tight transitive verb To tighten. [ Obsolete]
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Tight obsolete
past participle of
Tie .
Spenser. Found on
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when the gap for a ball to pot into a pocket is very small / when a ball is close to the cushion
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Tight is slang for to be frugal or not generous.
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A young wine that has muted aromas and flavors, and needs time to show its true potential.
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Tight is similar to closed in that the wine is holding its personality and positive traits in reserve.
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Cheap
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A return that is difficult for the opponent to attack. Always a low ball, usually in combination with being short, having strong backspin, or both.
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[
adj] - set so close together as to be invulnerable to penetration 2. [adj] - securely or solidly fixed in place 3. [adj] - closely constrained or constricted or constricting 4. [adj] - of such close construction as to be impermeable 5. [adj] - packed closely together 6. [adj] - (economics) affected by scarcity and expens...
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Translations for „tight“ Become a Premium Member today! Very frequently used attribute in the context of a wine response, which can be equated with pronounced, intense, concentrated or powerful. However, the almost exclusively positive term must be interpreted in the context of the description and may concern aroma, colour or tas...
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adverb firmly or tightly; `held fast to the rope`; `her foot was stuck fast`; `held tight`
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adjective packed closely together; `the stood in a tight little group`; `hair in tight curls`; `the pub was packed tight`
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Also known as “understeer.” A handling condition characterized by a lack of grip in the front tires. As the driver steers through a turn, the front wheels want to continue straight.
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also “sweet”
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concise, accurate writing.
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