tight
/tɪt/Definitions
1. adjective
having a small or narrow space between things; not loose or slack
“The tight fit of the sweater made it hard to move my arms.”
2. adjective
firm, secure, or fixed in place; not likely to be moved or changed
“The tight deadline meant we had to finish the project quickly.”
3. noun
a feeling of anxiety or excitement before a challenging situation
“He felt a tight knot in his stomach before the big game.”
4. verb
to make or become tight; to make something firm or secure
“The rope was tightly wound around the post.”
5. verb
to make someone feel anxious or excited, often in a threatening or menacing way
“The teacher’s tone was so tight that it made the student nervous.”