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Definition of tight
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Tight
(superl.)
Pressing;
stringent;
not easy;
firmly
held; dear; -- said of money or the money
market.
Cf. Easy, 7..
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Clinch
::
Clinch
(v. t.) To set
closely
together;
to close
tightly;
as, to
clinch
the teeth or the
first..
Straiten
::
Straiten
(v. t.) To make
tense,
or
tight;
to
tighten..
Balance
::
Balance
(n.) To
support
on a
narrow
base, so as to keep from
falling;
as, to
balance
a plate on the end of a cane; to
balance
one's self on a tight
rope..
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..
Tight
::
Tight () of Ti.
Jam
::
Jam (v. t.) To press into a close or tight
position;
to
crowd;
to
squeeze;
to wedge in.
Desiccator
::
Desiccator
(n.) A short glass jar
fitted
with an
air-tight
cover,
and
containing
some
desiccating
agent,
as
sulphuric
acid or
calcium
chloride,
above which is
suspended
the
material
to be
dried,
or
preserved
from
moisture..
Overwind
::
Overwind
(v. t.) To wind too
tightly,
as a
spring,
or too far, as a
hoisting
rope on a
drum..
Clutch
::
Clutch
(n.) To close
tightly;
to
clinch.
Hermetically
::
Hermetically
(adv.)
By
fusion,
so as to form an
air-tight
closure..
Tightening
::
Tightening
(p. pr. & vb. n.) of
Tighte.
Tight
::
Tight
(superl.)
Handy;
adroit;
brisk.
Springal
::
Spring
(v. i.) A line led from a
vessel's
quarter
to her cable so that by
tightening
or
slacking
it she can be made to lie in any
desired
position;
a line led
diagonally
from the bow or stern of a
vessel
to some point upon the wharf to which she is
moored.
Air-tight
::
Air-tight
(a.) So tight as to be
impermeable
to air; as, an
air-tight
cylinder..
Compartment
::
Compartment
(n.) One of the
sections
into which the hold of a ship is
divided
by
water-tight
bulkheads.
Nut
::
Nut (n.) A
perforated
block
(usually
a small piece of
metal),
provided
with an
internal
or
female
screw
thread,
used on a bolt, or
screw,
for
tightening
or
holding
something,
or for
transmitting
motion.
See
Illust.
of lst
Bolt..
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..
Take-up
::
Take-up
(n.) That which takes up or
tightens;
specifically,
a
device
in a
sewing
machine
for
drawing
up the slack
thread
as the
needle
rises,
in
completing
a
stitch..
Key
::
Key (v. t.) To
fasten
or
secure
firmly;
to
fasten
or
tighten
with keys or
wedges.
Constrain
::
Constrain
(v. t.) To
secure
by
bonds;
to
chain;
to bond or
confine;
to hold
tightly;
to
constringe.
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