tightlipped

ADJECTIVE

inclined to secrecy or reticence about divulging information
although they knew her whereabouts her friends kept close about it

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I don't think Sarkozy's paid any political price at all for this -- on the contrary, by knocking it off with the tightlipped Mrs Grundy gaybashing, he's gained enormously. Warren Ellis
Hockey quiet over Macfarlane 'stoush' OPPOSITION treasury spokesman Joe Hockey has remained tightlipped on whether a Liberal party colleague told him he isn't up to the job. The Australian | News |
His rival, Senator Hillary Clinton, has remained visible, but tightlipped as to when she will concede and throw her support behind Obama.
Clearly, endurance here means much more than tightlipped stoicism.