sit tight
Speech parts
1. sit tight - Verb
2. sit tight - Phrase
Meaning
maintain the same position; wait it out
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Examples
Let's not make a decision--let's sit tight
For now, most players are going to have to just sit tight and wait for ’s new UFO mission to become publicly available.
However, I would point out that this self-renewal is not 100 percent, otherwise we would all live for ever as there would be no kidney disease, for example, as all you have to do is sit tight and wait for spontaneous cell renewal.
If a Sigma 24-70mm f/2.8 Art is a lens you’ve been longing for, just sit tight — your wait may soon be over.
All we can do really is sit tight and wait for more news.”
She presented it to the attorney, who was Steve Hitchcock at the time, and he explained that it was a simple process and the city had to sit tight and there was nothing they could do to prevent the petition.