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Definition of tight
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Tight
(superl.)
Firmly
held
together;
compact;
not loose or open; as, tight
cloth;
a tight
knot..
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Constrain
::
Constrain
(v. t.) To
secure
by
bonds;
to
chain;
to bond or
confine;
to hold
tightly;
to
constringe.
Jam
::
Jam (v. t.) To press into a close or tight
position;
to
crowd;
to
squeeze;
to wedge in.
Loosen
::
Loosen
(v. i.) To
become
loose;
to
become
less
tight,
firm, or
compact..
Tightening
::
Tightening
(p. pr. & vb. n.) of
Tighte.
Hermetical
::
Hermetical
(a.) Made
perfectly
close or
air-tight
by
fusion,
so that no gas or
spirit
can enter or
escape;
as, an
hermetic
seal. See Note under
Hermetically..
Flinch
::
Flinch
(v. i.) To let the foot slip from a ball, when
attempting
to give a tight
croquet..
Brace
::
Brace (n.) That which holds
anything
tightly
or
supports
it
firmly;
a
bandage
or a prop.
Fit
::
Fit (n.) The part of an
object
upon which
anything
fits
tightly.
Cofferdam
::
Cofferdam
(n.) A
water-tight
inclosure,
as of piles
packed
with clay, from which the water is
pumped
to
expose
the
bottom
(of a
river,
etc.) and
permit
the
laying
of
foundations,
building
of
piers,
etc..
Clinch
::
Clinch
(v. t.) To hold
firmly;
to hold fast by
grasping
or
embracing
tightly.
Tourniquet
::
Tourniquet
(n.) An
instrument
for
arresting
hemorrhage.
It
consists
essentially
of a pad or
compress
upon which
pressure
is made by a band which is
tightened
by a screw or other
means.
Cramp
::
Cramp (n.) A
rectangular
frame,
with a
tightening
screw,
used for
compressing
the
joints
of
framework,
etc..
Tight
::
Tight
(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..
Tight
::
Tight
(superl.)
Firmly
held
together;
compact;
not loose or open; as, tight
cloth;
a tight
knot..
Camel
::
Camel (n.) A
water-tight
structure
(as a large box or
boxes)
used to
assist
a
vessel
in
passing
over a shoal or bar or in
navigating
shallow
water.
By
admitting
water,
the camel or
camels
may be sunk and
attached
beneath
or at the sides of a
vessel,
and when the water is
pumped
out the
vessel
is
lifted..
Intrinse
::
Intrinse
(a.)
Tightly
drawn;
or
(perhaps)
intricate.
Close
::
Close (v. t.) Shut fast;
closed;
tight;
as, a close box..
Turn-buckle
::
Turn-buckle
(n.) A loop or
sleeve
with a screw
thread
at one end and a
swivel
at the
other,
-- used for
tightening
a rod, stay, etc..
Tight
::
Tight () p. p. of Tie.
Tightened
::
Tightened
(imp. & p. p.) of
Tighte.
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