tucked

Phonetic Respelling: [ tuhk ]

Definition:

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.

Sentence:

She tucked the list into her pocket.

More example sentences:

She tucked the list into her pocket.

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What did Mother say to the little boy as she tucked him in bed?

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Why does the little girl want to be tucked in?

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Who tucked Clifford into bed?

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Who tucked Olivia in bed?

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What were the instructions on the leaf that the dragons found tucked in a crack of the statue?

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When Ranger returns to Luke, what does he have tucked into his collar?

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What did Daddy say to Jemma when he tucked her in and turned off the light?

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When Mother witch tucked little witch into bed, what did she tell her?

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Who tucked Sister into bed?

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The flowery blanket was tucked under Aaron's what?

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What part of the dinosaur gets tucked in at night?

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Who tucked them all in?

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What was tucked between the mummy's wrappings?

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What did duck think about when she tucked her head into her feathers?

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Synonyms:

stow; gather up; push in

Antonyms:

let go of

Tucked rhymes:

• One Syllable Rhymes
  • bucked
  • chucked
  • ducked
  • duct
  • fucked
  • lucht
  • lucked
  • plucked
  • shucked
  • sucked
  • trucked
  • tucked
• Two Syllable Rhymes
  • abduct
  • adduct
  • conduct
  • construct
  • deduct
  • destruct
  • induct
  • instruct
  • obstruct
• Three Syllable Rhymes
  • deconstruct
  • reconstruct