Green’s Dictionary of Slang

tight with phr.

[tight adj. (3a)]

very friendly with.

[US]H. Simmons Corner Boy 49: He’s been tight with that babe ever since grade school.
[US]E. De Roo Big Rumble 108: You tight with Fangs Megs?
[US]J. Sayles Union Dues (1978) 18: We didn’t hear you kick one bit over them layoffs [...] You being so tight with the union rep and all.
[US]N. Pileggi Wiseguy (2001) 171: He was very tight with Joe Buddha, so wherever you saw Joe Buddha you saw Frenchy.
[US]G. Pelecanos Shame the Devil 232: He also wanted Erika, who was tight with Weston, all to himself.
[US]A. Mansbach ‘Crown Heist’ in Brooklyn Noir 125: All the small-timers who copped off him knew that Laz was tight with the old Jamaicans.
[US]J. Ellroy Widespread Panic 43: Joi was tight with Johnnie.