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tight /taɪt/
  1. Adjektiv
    1. (firm) fest;
      fest angezogen [Schraube, Mutter];
      fest sitzend [Deckel];
    1. (close-fitting) eng [Kleid, Schuh usw.];
    1. (impermeable) tight seal/joint dichter Verschluss/dichte Fuge;
    1. (taut) straff;
    1. (difficult to negotiate) a tight corner eine enge Kurve;
      be in a tight corner (fig.) in der Klemme sein (ugs.);
    1. (strict) streng [Kontrolle, Disziplin];
    1. (coll.: stingy) knauserig (ugs.);
    1. (coll.: drunk) voll (salopp).
  1. Adverb fest;
    hold tight! halt dich fest!
  1. Substantiv in pl.
    1. (Brit.) [pair of] tights Strumpfhose, die;
    1. (of dancer etc.) Trikothose, die
tighten /'taɪtn/
  1. transitives Verb
    1. [fest] anziehen [Knoten, Schraube];
      straff ziehen [Seil];
    1. verschärfen [Kontrolle].
  1. intransitives Verb sich spannen
 tight-fisted /taɪt'fɪstɪd/ Adjektiv geizig ˡtightrope Substantiv Drahtseil, das


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Skinflint - Tight as a duck's a**e

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