tuck

US /tʌk/

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UK /tʌk/

v.t.Transitive VerbTo put something into a small or safe place

The mice tuck away food in holes under the ground

v.t.Transitive VerbTo put something gently into place, as to hide it

She liked to tuck her hair behind her ears so that it stayed out of her eyes

n.NounFold sewn into a skirt, etc. to improve the fit

The designer decided to add a tuck to the bottom of the dress

v.t.Transitive VerbTo put a fold in a piece of clothing

The tailor had to tuck the middle of the dress to fit the thin customer better

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09:40

- Yep. I think that's, we're gonna tuck that one away.
- Yep. I think that's, we're gonna tuck that one away.

07:10

Throw on your wet weather gear and tuck in
Throw on your wet weather gear and tuck in
I'm just a bit worried I'm going to forget to tuck my chin under and look at the water and break my face
I'm just a bit worried I'm going to forget to tuck my chin under and look at the water and break my face

06:04

and then I tuck that into this black leather skirt with ruffles.
and then I tuck that into this black leather skirt with ruffles.

05:35

and tuck that into the belly of the seabass.
and tuck that into the belly of the seabass.

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52:07

He doesn't even maybe tuck the kids in to bed, right?
He doesn't even maybe tuck the kids in to bed, right?

23:15

(Looks derpy when I tuck my hair behind my ears)
(Looks derpy when I tuck my hair behind my ears)

17:40

You're gonna tuck your foot underneath your bum, and we're just gonna lean back onto our left elbow, if you can do.
You're gonna tuck your foot underneath your bum, and we're just gonna lean back onto our left elbow, if you can do.
Okay, take that left knee, place it right where that right foot is, tuck the foot under.
Okay, take that left knee, place it right where that right foot is, tuck the foot under.

07:44

Oh my God, take the rose and tuck it behind your ear.
Oh my God, take the rose and tuck it behind your ear.