be, feel, look, seem
become, get, go
Those jeans are getting too tight for me.
The rope suddenly went tight.

hold, hold on
‘Hold tight!’ She increased her grip.

clamp sth, clench sth, close sth, draw sth, pull sth, shut sth, squeeze sth, stretch sth, tie sth, wrap sth
His jaw was clenched tight.
Every muscle in her face was drawn tight.
Shut your eyes tight.
The cloth was stretched tight over the frame.

keep sth, make sth
Keep the rope tight.

clutch sb/sth, grip sb/sth, hold sb/sth, hug sb/sth
He held his children tight.

extremely, fairly, very, etc.
a little, slightly, etc.

be, look, seem
get
I think we'd better leave—time's getting very tight.

extremely, fairly, very, etc.
a little, slightly, etc.

be, seem
become
remain
Security at the airport remains tight.

extremely, fairly, very, etc.
incredibly
increasingly

Tight is used with these nouns:
ball, bandage, bend, blockade, blouse, bowling, budget, bun, check, chest, circle, close-up, clothes, clothing, coil, collar, confines, connection, constraint, contest, control, cordon, corner, curl, curve, deadline, dress, elastic, embrace, feeling, finance, finish, fist, fit, focus, formation, game, grasp, grip, group, hold, huddle, hug, jeans, jumper, knot, lid, limit, link, margin, mouth, muscle, pants, race, regulation, restriction, schedule, security, shirt, shorts, shoulder, skirt, squeeze, strap, string, T-shirt, top, trousers, turn, waist