tight
/taɪt/
#627 of 5,000 Core 1000
Translation
Held or fixed firmly, or close to the body with little room to move.
Word origin
From Middle English, probably from Old Norse thettr, meaning dense or close.
- Origin
- Middle English
- Root
- thight
Examples
.
"Tight" means they are close to the foot, with no room.
rope slip.
Here "tight" means he held it firmly.
lid .
Here "tight" means the lid is fixed firmly and does not move.
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