What is the meaning of idiom get out a tight

The idiom "get out a tight" is not a common or recognized idiom in English. It's possible there's a misunderstanding or a typo.

If you could provide more context, like the sentence where you heard it, or what you think it might mean, I can help you understand the intended meaning.

For example, maybe you meant:

* "Get out of a tight spot" - This idiom means to escape a difficult or dangerous situation.

* "Get out of a tight squeeze" - Similar to "get out of a tight spot," meaning to escape a difficult situation.

* "Get out of a tight corner" - Another variation with the same meaning as the previous two.

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