Sat and Tight

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Sat noun - The seventh and last day of the week; observed as the Sabbath by Jews and some Christians.

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Tight and sat are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Tight" instead an adjective "Sat".

Tight adjective - Not allowing penetration (as by gas, liquid, or light).

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Sat and tight are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Sat" instead an adjective "Tight".

Nearby Words: tighten, tightness, tightly

Elizabeth's corset, while women wore garments that looked like that, would have been technologically impossible to tie so tight it made her ill (no whaleboning yet and without steel eyelets the lace-holes would have torn when she sat down).

Source: Franchise / Pirates of the Caribbean
He ran into this so often that you kind of started to think that if the bad guys had just sat tight, Spenser wouldn't have had any leads to follow.

Source: Chandler's Law
Most of the time, if they'd sat tight, they would go free.

Source: Series / Columbo

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