1. a small shop, especially in or near a school, that sells candy, snacks, and light refreshments
Usage: British

Examples

• The students rushed to the tuckshop during their lunch break.
• She bought a chocolate bar and a bag of chips from the school tuckshop.
• The tuckshop was always crowded after classes ended.
• They installed a new tuckshop near the playground.
• The tuckshop sells sandwiches, drinks, and various sweets.
• Parents complained about the unhealthy food sold at the tuckshop.