1) Deficiency 2) Firmness 3) Lack 4) Rigidity 5) Stiffness 6) Stringency 7) Want 1) Minginess 2) Miserliness 3) Niggardliness 4) Niggardness 5) Stringency 6) Swelling 7) Tensity 8) Thinness 9) Tightfistedness 
How efficiently a work achieves its depth.
• (n.) The quality or condition of being tight.
An attribute of a market. In securities markets, tightness is 'the cost of turning around a position over a short period of time.' (Kyle, 1985, p 1316). [Does 'cost' mean trading costs, alone? So does 'turning around' just mean 'trading'?] A labor market is said to be tight if employers have trouble filling jobs, or if there is a long wai...
Tight'ness noun The quality or condition of being tight. 
[n] - lack of movement or room for movement
tautness noun lack of movement or room for movement