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Definition of tigh
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Tigh (n.) A
close,
or
inclosure;
a
croft..
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Stanch
::
Stanch
(v. t.)
Strong
and
tight;
sound;
firm; as, a
stanch
ship..
Loose
::
Loose
(superl.)
Not tight or
close;
as, a loose
garment..
Packing
::
Packing
(n.) A
yielding
ring, as of
metal,
which
surrounds
a
piston
and
maintains
a tight fit, as
inside
a
cylinder,
etc..
Tightly
::
Tightly
(adv.)
In a tight
manner;
closely;
nearly.
Clinch
::
Clinch
(v. t.) To hold
firmly;
to hold fast by
grasping
or
embracing
tightly.
Tort
::
Tort (a.)
Stretched
tight;
taut.
Flinch
::
Flinch
(v. i.) To let the foot slip from a ball, when
attempting
to give a tight
croquet..
Tighten
::
Tighten
(v. t.) To draw
tighter;
to
straiten;
to make more close in any
manner.
Air-tight
::
Air-tight
(n.) A stove the draft of which can be
almost
entirely
shut off.
Strany
::
Strangury
(n.) A
swelling
or other
disease
in a
plant,
occasioned
by a
ligature
fastened
tightly
about it..
Plug
::
Plug (v. t.) To stop with a plug; to make tight by
stopping
a hole.
Bowline
::
Bowline
(n.) A rope
fastened
near the
middle
of the leech or
perpendicular
edge of the
square
sails,
by
subordinate
ropes,
called
bridles,
and used to keep the
weather
edge of the sail tight
forward,
when the ship is
closehauled..
Tightness
::
Tightness
(n.) The
quality
or
condition
of being
tight.
Steeving
::
Steeve
(n.) A spar, with a block at one end, used in
stowing
cotton
bales,
and
similar
kinds of cargo which need to be
packed
tightly..
Tight
::
Tight
(superl.)
Close;
parsimonious;
saving;
as, a man tight in his
dealings..
Nip
::
Nip (v. t.) To catch and
inclose
or
compress
tightly
between
two
surfaces,
or
points
which are
brought
together
or
closed;
to
pinch;
to close in
upon..
Autoclave
::
Autoclave
(n.) A kind of
French
stewpan
with a
steam-tight
lid.
Twist
::
Twist (n.) One of the
threads
of a warp, --
usually
more
tightly
twisted
than the
filling..
Tightening
::
Tightening
(p. pr. & vb. n.) of
Tighte.
Calking
::
Calking
(n.) The act or
process
of
making
seems
tight,
as in
ships,
or of
furnishing
with
calks,
as a shoe, or
copying,
as a
drawing..
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