Aún no tenemos significados para "stuck tight".
1But I stuck tight to the ink-bottle and fought the thing through.
2Josh reached after it, but the wood was stuck tight.
3His hands grabbed for the ship's rail, and his bare skin stuck tight to the metal.
4No kidding -the stuff was stuck tight.
5The instant she touched the bowl, however, her two hands stuck tight and her feet as well.
6She grasped the frame of the painting and pulled, but it was stuck tight to the wall.
7I tried to pull it out as I came over, but it stuck tight, and threw me backwards.
8But they were stuck tight.
9I've stuck tight to the Vindictive through the heat of the battle, and I believe our guns have done some damage.
10Mrs. Sutch saw she'd chopped the wrong head and began to try to fling it off the axeblade, but it was stuck tight.
11The doe's skin was stuck tight to the meat and did not come off with simply pulling at it, the way a rabbit skin did.
12Stuck tight, I'm tellin' you. He grasped it and gave a yank, but his hand slipped off.
13"Good-by," she said to herself, but the words stuck tight in her throat.
14"You've gone and got it stuck tight," she said.
15Stuck tight inside their helmets, they were cut off from sound, and each of them moved ponderously alongside their fellows, quite alone.
16"That cow must surely be stuck tight."
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Stuck tight a través del tiempo