be in a tight spot



be in a tight spot

To be in a particularly difficult or awkward situation, especially one that is not easy to get out of. Jeremy's been in more tight spots since he left college than I care to recount. I just don't know what's going to become of that boy if he doesn't clean up his act soon. I'm going to be in quite a tight spot if this loan isn't approved.
See also: spot, tight

Common Names:

NameGenderPronouncedUsage
Firdaus-Arabic, Persian
PÀDraig-Scottish
Ilda-Italian
Janey['dʒeini]
VinnieVIN-eeEnglish
OlafO-lahf (German, Dutch)Norwegian, Danish, German, Dutch, Polish