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bale a large, tightly packed bundle tied together with cord or wire.
barnacle a thing or person that clings tightly. [1/3 definitions]
bind to tie together or fasten tightly with a rope or cord. [1/4 definitions]
brace to place tightly or firmly. [1/10 definitions]
cabbage a vegetable with large green or purple leaves that overlap tightly to form a round head. [1/3 definitions]
canvas heavy, tightly woven cloth, usu. of flax, hemp, or cotton, used for making sails, tents, and protective coverings. [1/3 definitions]
chock-a-block crowded tightly together; jammed. [1/2 definitions]
clamp to grip (something) very tightly or hold (two or more things) together with strong pressure. [1/3 definitions]
clamp down to apply strong pressure in order to hold tightly. [1/2 definitions]
cleave1 to adhere tightly; stick fast (usu. fol. by "to"). [1/2 definitions]
clench to close tightly shut. [2 definitions]
cling to hold onto someone or something tightly. [1/2 definitions]
close tightly knit or bound together. [1/23 definitions]
close-knit closely joined or organized; bonded tightly.
clutch1 to keep in a firm grasp; hold tightly; grip. [1/4 definitions]
clutch2 a tightly packed group of people or animals. [1/3 definitions]
coil1 an electrical device consisting of a tightly-wound wire or other conductor. [1/8 definitions]
compact1 to pack closely and tightly together. [1/6 definitions]
corkscrew looking like a corkscrew; tightly spiraled. [1/2 definitions]
cornrow a section of hair braided tightly and close to the scalp. [2/3 definitions]
cramp2 confined or tightly restricted. [2/6 definitions]