What does the word tuck mean?

    Part of speech: verb transitive

  • To fold under.

  • Part of speech: verb transitive

  • To cover snugly.

  • Part of speech: verb transitive

  • To cram; hide.

  • Part of speech: verb transitive

  • To make tucks in.

Usage examples for tuck

  1. Tuck lower lip up well under upper and model lips and chin into proper relation to each other. – Taxidermy by Leon Luther Pray
  2. She searched the closet, the other rooms, then the " tuck place" as it was called, and went through Chloe's room, over the kitchen. – A Little Girl in Old Philadelphia by Amanda Minnie Douglas
  3. Bunker, you tuck along after her with the boy. – The Prodigal Judge by Vaughan Kester
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