Tight slang

Tight

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1) Cool or good. · 2) Angry or Frustrated. · 3) In a bad situation or screwed. (comes from the term tight situation).

tight (3)

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This word implies someone is drunk, but not so drunk that they can no longer control their movements. Someone who is tight can still walk in a fairly straight ...

Tight

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Tight means roughly the same thing as sick, fresh, kewl, or wicked - which is to say, cool. However, tight is most often used to describe feats of skill.

tight

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Firmly held together; compact; not loose or open. a tight sponge; a tight knot. Unyielding or firm. tight control on a situation; tight clothing.

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parsimonious; stingy. Slang. amazing; cool: Your new place is tight! Older Slang. drunk; tipsy. characterized by scarcity or eager demand; limited; restricted: ...

TIGHT Meaning: Definition

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Tight slang word

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When used by younger people in conversational English, it means to be 'close' to someone. It can also be used to describe someone who is ...

TIGHT

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(held or kept together) firmly or closely: I can't untie the knot - it's too tight. This lid is on very tight.

tight

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(a) a general positive epithet, meaning competent, skilful, admirable etc; thus tight-cock n., a skilful fellow; tightish adj.