Tuck
Pronunciation: /ˈtʌk/
Tuck (verb)
- To put something into a small space or fold it neatly.
- To cover someone with a blanket or sheet to make them comfortable.
Examples
- She tucked the napkin under her plate.
- He tucked the shirt into his pants.
Common collocations: tuck in, tuck away, tuck up, tuck under, neat tuck
Tuck (noun)
- A small fold or pleat in fabric or clothing.
- A small amount of food, often sweet, eaten between meals.
Examples
- The dress had a tuck at the waist.
- She noticed a tuck in the curtain.