tight
adjectiveUK /taɪt/
US /taɪt/
Something that is tight fits very closely and does not let much move.
These shoes are too tight for my feet.
OTHER MEANINGS
2. Pulled or stretched so there is no slack.
He pulled the rope tight around the box.
3. Very close together or crowded.
The car was tight with five people inside.
4. Strict or carefully controlled.
The teacher kept tight control of the class.
5. Having little money to spare.
Money was tight that month.