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  • adjective Extremely tight.

Etymologies

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ultra- +‎ tight

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Examples

  • On this show, I was trotted out in clothing that was so tight it was ultratight, in shirts that barely could be classified as shirts—the V in a V-neck can go down only so far, after all.

    Zero Regrets Apolo Ohno 2010

  • On this show, I was trotted out in clothing that was so tight it was ultratight, in shirts that barely could be classified as shirts—the V in a V-neck can go down only so far, after all.

    Zero Regrets Apolo Ohno 2010

  • On this show, I was trotted out in clothing that was so tight it was ultratight, in shirts that barely could be classified as shirts—the V in a V-neck can go down only so far, after all.

    Zero Regrets Apolo Ohno 2010

  • But the visit was being conducted under ultratight security, reflecting the considerable distance the country has yet to go.

    Cheney Makes Surprise Iraq Visit 2008

  • It's a little like the courting of America's top law students and M.B.A. grads-but far more ardent, thanks to Japan's ultratight labor force.

    Desperately Seeing Akio 2008

  • Forget all this talk of ultratight, hairless, naive and supple young saplings

    Army Rumour Service 2010

  • Forget all this talk of ultratight, hairless, naive and supple young saplings

    Army Rumour Service 2010

  • Forget all this talk of ultratight, hairless, naive and supple young saplings

    Army Rumour Service 2010

  • Forget all this talk of ultratight, hairless, naive and supple young saplings

    Army Rumour Service 2010

  • As of yesterday, Tampa and New York were two of nine teams separated by three points in the middle of the ultratight Eastern Conference playoff race … Trying to expand their brand beyond the Ohio, Allegheny and Monongahela, the

    The Globe and Mail - Home RSS feed 2009

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