Tight
51Tight — Beim Kartenspiel Poker fasst der Begriff Spielverhalten zusammen, wie ein Spieler in bestimmten Situationen reagiert. Inhaltsverzeichnis 1 Einteilung 1.1 Hole Cards 1.2 Setzverhalten 2 Einzelnachweise // …
52Tight — 1. close; nearly even: tight race ; 2. (Music) played exceedingly well; clean and polished in quality: this band is tight ; 3. hip, cool: the car is tight ; 4. stingy or parsimonious; 5. drunk; tipsy …
53tight — I adj Angry, mad. Your pop seems to be tight about something. 1990s II adj Close. I m tight with all my friends. 1970s III adj Drunk, intoxicated. After the party he sure had a tight head. 1950s IV adj Excellent, outstanding. Boy, that new song… …
54tight — adj 1. fixed, fastened, fast, secure, secured, clinched, made fast, set, sound; stable, stationary, unmovable, immovable, irremovable. 2. taut, tense, strained, rigid, stiff; unrelaxed, under a strain, Inf. uptight. 3. snug, close fitting, form… …
55Tight — Recorded in a wide range of spellings including Tye, Tie, Tight, Tyt, Titt, Tittle, Tythe, and Tyght, this interesting surname is English. It is topographical and originates either from lands known as The tye , being common lands near to a… …
56tight — [14] Tight originally meant ‘dense’ (‘His squire rode all night in a wood that was full tight’, Torrent of Portugal 1435). It appears to have been an alteration of an earlier thight ‘dense, thickset’, which was borrowed from Old Norse théttr… …
57tight — [1] A handling condition in which the car s front end wants to go straight when the wheel is turned. Also called understeer or push. [2] A description of a vehicle indicating its ability to easily negotiate curves at high speed. See finger tight… …
58tight — [14] Tight originally meant ‘dense’ (‘His squire rode all night in a wood that was full tight’, Torrent of Portugal 1435). It appears to have been an alteration of an earlier thight ‘dense, thickset’, which was borrowed from Old Norse théttr… …
59tight — See: SIT TIGHT …
60tight — See: SIT TIGHT …
