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The phrase "hanging tight" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to convey the idea of remaining in a secure or stable position, often in a context of waiting or enduring a situation.
Example: "During the storm, we were hanging tight in the cabin, hoping for the weather to improve."
Alternatives: "holding on" or "staying put."
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Most of the double-decker dunes that define the East End's ocean coastline are hanging tight, too.
The last leaves on the sugar maple in front of the house are flickering but hanging tight for now.
The emerald hedgerows that are a natural euphemism for Hamptons exclusivity (out here, good hedges, not good fences, make for felicitous neighbors) are hanging tight.
With the Rays hanging tight to an 8-7 lead in the eighth, the Red Sox had runners on first and second.
(Sinagra) AVRIL LAVIGNE, GAVIN DEGRAW (Tomorrow) The pop skater-girl Avril Lavigne is keeping her surf cred by hanging tight with Sum 41's singer, Deryck Whibley.
Through rain, sleet, snow, ice, winds and sun they've remained, shreds of their former selves, faded in color but hanging tight.
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Karen Olson told me, "I think they're still hanging pretty tight to the possibility" that Gingrich will be the nominee.
Partly, that's because you've set yourself at war with your own biology: starve your body, and your body is likely to react as though it's being starved, hanging on tight to the next lot of surplus calories it's offered.
BOSTON—When it comes to hanging on tight, the lowly mussel has few rivals in nature.
Everyone interacted excitedly with (very) wide eyes, hanging on tight to the words spilling out of mouths.
You can try brushing the ants away, but if they have already clamped down with their mandibles, they may continue hanging on tight.
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