n. and v. 1.to gather up and push in or turn under the loose end or edge of so as to secure; 2.to place in a snug or secure spot.
Tuck the money into your wallet.
Tuck the money into your wallet.
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You need to tuck in your shirttail. Spelled as one word.
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Please tuck your shirt into your knickers.
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What did Annie tuck under her hat?
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Where did the duck tuck her head in order to think?
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What are wolves who tuck their tales between their legs showing?
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What did the people tuck in the doorsills?
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Where do the fathers tuck the babies ?
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How did Grandma tuck in the boy and the animals?
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What did Eric tuck into his grandmother's pocket at the funeral home?
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What kind of powder does the boy tuck into his pocket?
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When did Mrs. Reed say she'd be up to tuck the children into bed?
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Why didn't Mrs. Read come up and tuck the kids into bed?
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stow; gather up; push in
let go of
1 syllables
tuck
bruck
buc
buck
chuck
cluck
druck
duc
duck
duk
fluck
fuck
gluck
guck
huck
hucke
kluck
kruck
kruk
kuc
kuck
kuk
luck
lucke
luk
mruk
muck
pluck
puck
ruck
schmuck
schuch
schuck
shuck
smuck
snuck
struck
sstucke
suck
suk
truck
wnuk
wruck
yuck
yuk
zuck
zuk
amok
amuck
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