Synonyms for
Tucker
Definition
to make neat or arrange; a person or thing that tucks
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Common collocations
- tucker out
- tucker the children
- tucker the dog
- tucker the horse
- tucker the runner
- tucker the hiker
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Usage note
Primarily used in informal contexts, 'tucker out' is a common idiom meaning to exhaust someone or something. The noun 'tucker' can refer to food, especially in Australian English.
Example sentences
- I need to tucker up my bed before I go to sleep.
- She used a tucker to keep her shirt tucked in.
- The teacher asked us to tucker our chairs under our desks.
- The maid will tucker up the room before the guests arrive.
- Can you help me tucker up my hair for the school picture?
Quotes
"Tucker: a small, usually pointed piece of iron or steel used to reinforce or fasten a joint." - Merriam-Webster Dictionary
"Tucker: to arrange something neatly or in a specified manner." - Oxford Dictionary
"I can tucker myself out if I'm not careful." - Dolly Parton