1. small folds sewn into fabric to adjust fit or add decoration
Usage: plural
2. food items, especially sweets or snacks
Usage: plural; British informal

1. pushes or folds something into a small space or secure position
Usage: third person singular present
2. folds fabric and sews it in place to make clothing fit better
Usage: third person singular present

Examples

• She tucks her shirt into her pants every morning.
• Mom tucks the children into bed with a story.
• The tailor tucks the excess fabric at the waist.
• He tucks his phone into his jacket pocket.
• The dress has decorative tucks along the bodice.
• The school tuck shop sells sweets and crisps.
• She tucks her hair behind her ears when concentrating.
• The seamstress added tucks to make the skirt fit properly.