tight

Naija

Alternative forms

• tait

Etymology

From English: tight

Pronunciation

• táìt

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Noun

• Wetin women dey wear under cloth.

• I see di tight wey she wear.  — (I saw the short-tights she wore.)
• Girls dey like wear tight under deir gown.  — (Girls are fond of wearing short-tights underneath their gowns.)

Synonyms

• draws

Translations

• English: short-tight

Verb

• Make person do wetin go make someting hold well.

• Make you tight am.  — (You should tighten it.)

Translations

• English: tighten

Adjective

1. Make someting dey close togeder.

   • This one make dem be tight friend.  — (jw__37801, This one made them close friends.)
   • Me and am be tight friend  — (He and I are best of friends.)

2. Make someting make sense.

   • I give am hand, e tight.  — (LAG_18_Lagos-Districts_M__27, I commend him/her, it was nicely done.)
   • As I wear di trouser, e no con tight well.  — (As I wore the trouser, it was not fitted enough.)

3. Make someting make sense.

   • Dat company don dey work wit di commission since 2011. I assure you sey our system dey tight.  — (bbc__7880, That company has been working with the commission since 2011. I assure you that our system is organized.)

Related forms

• tight friend

Synonyms

• paddi

Antonyms

• enemy, ota

Translations

• English: close

Adverb

• Make person hold anoder someting or person well well.

• Hold di phone tight make e no fall.  — (Hold on to the phone firmly so it won't fall off.)
• Na dem fit hold you tight  — (jw__25505, They are the ones who you can hold on to.)

Translations

• English: firmly