1. to push or fold something into a particular position
2. to put someone, especially a child, comfortably into bed
3. to eat food eagerly
Usage: informal

1. a fold made in cloth or clothing
2. food, especially sweets and snacks
Usage: British; informal

Examples

• She tucked her shirt into her jeans.
• Please tuck the blanket under the mattress.
• Mom tucked the children into bed and read them a story.
• The kids tucked into their birthday cake with enthusiasm.
• The seamstress added a small tuck to make the dress fit better.
• The boarding school students bought tuck from the local shop.
• He tucked his hands into his pockets to keep them warm.
• She tucked a strand of hair behind her ear.