tighted
tighted is the simple past and past participle of tight.
Meaning of tight
Verb
tight (third-person singular simple present tights, present participle tighting, simple past and past participle tighted)
- To make tight; tighten.
- To make water-tight.
Adjective
tighted (not comparable)
- Dressed in tights.
- It was a daring exhibition of tighted thighs and ladies voluptés that inaugurated sophisticated musicals in the United States […]1942, Douglas Gilbert, Lost Chords: The Diverting Story of American Popular Songs, page 45
Questions about tighted
- What does tighted mean?
- Tighted means dressed in tights.
- What is tighted the simple past and past participle of?
- Tighted is the simple past and past participle of tight.
- What part of speech is tighted?
- Tighted is an adjective.
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