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Definition of tight
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Tight
(superl.)
Not
ragged;
whole;
neat; tidy.
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Air-tight
::
Air-tight
(a.) So tight as to be
impermeable
to air; as, an
air-tight
cylinder..
Tighten
::
Tighten
(v. t.) To draw
tighter;
to
straiten;
to make more close in any
manner.
Gastight
::
Gastight
(a.) So
tightly
fitted
as to
preclude
the
escape
of gas;
impervious
to gas.
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..
Strict
::
Strict
(a.)
Strained;
drawn
close;
tight;
as, a
strict
embrace;
a
strict
ligature..
Sag
::
Sag (v. i.) To sink, in the
middle,
by its
weight
or under
applied
pressure,
below a
horizontal
line or
plane;
as, a line or cable
supported
by its ends sags,
though
tightly
drawn;
the floor of a room sags;
hence,
to lean, give way, or
settle
from a
vertical
position;
as, a
building
may sag one way or
another;
a door sags on its
hinges..
Tight
::
Tight
(superl.)
Handy;
adroit;
brisk.
Tight
::
Tight (v. t.) To
tighten.
Air Jacket
::
Air
jacket
() A
jacket
having
air-tight
cells,
or
cavities
which can be
filled
with air, to
render
persons
buoyant
in
swimming..
Fist
::
Fist (n.) The hand with the
fingers
doubled
into the palm; the
closed
hand,
especially
as
clinched
tightly
for the
purpose
of
striking
a
blow..
Flinch
::
Flinch
(v. i.) To let the foot slip from a ball, when
attempting
to give a tight
croquet..
Serve
::
Serve (v. t.) To wind spun yarn, or the like,
tightly
around
(a rope or
cable,
etc.) so as to
protect
it from
chafing
or from the
weather.
See under
Serving..
Close-stool
::
Close-stool
(n.) A
utensil
to hold a
chamber
vessel,
for the use of the sick and
infirm.
It is
usually
in the form of a box, with a seat and tight
cover..
Jam
::
Jam (v. t.) To press into a close or tight
position;
to
crowd;
to
squeeze;
to wedge in.
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..
Succinct
::
Succinct
(a.)
Girded
or
tucked
up;
bound;
drawn
tightly
together.
Twist
::
Twist (n.) One of the
threads
of a warp, --
usually
more
tightly
twisted
than the
filling..
Close
::
Close (v. t.) Shut fast;
closed;
tight;
as, a close box..
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..
Constrain
::
Constrain
(v. t.) To
secure
by
bonds;
to
chain;
to bond or
confine;
to hold
tightly;
to
constringe.
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