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tighter
English
Etymology
From tight +? -er.
Adjective
tighter
- comparative form of tight: more tight
Adverb
tighter
- comparative form of tight: more tight
- We need to pull that rope tighter.
Noun
tighter (plural tighters)
- (obsolete or colloquial) A ribbon or string used to draw clothes closer; a tightener.
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dighter
English
Etymology
dight +? -er
Noun
dighter (plural dighters)
- (obsolete) One who dights.
Anagrams
- girdeth, girthed, righted
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