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1. tuck
verb.
(ˈtʌk)
Fit
snugly
into.
Synonyms
shut in
enclose
inclose
close in
insert
Antonyms
dominant
high status
low status
upper-class
middle-class
Etymology
tuck (English)
estoc (Old French (842-ca. 1400))
stocco (Italian)
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2. tuck
noun.
(ˈtʌk)
A
narrow
flattened
pleat
or
fold
that
is
stitched
in
place.
Synonyms
dart
plait
pleat
Antonyms
disjoin
unfasten
cast off
spread
Etymology
tuck (English)
estoc (Old French (842-ca. 1400))
stocco (Italian)
3. tuck
noun.
(ˈtʌk)
A
straight
sword
with
a
narrow
blade
and
two
edges.
Synonyms
blade
sword
steel
brand
rapier
Antonyms
inedible
tough
unpalatable
indigestible
cast on
Etymology
tuck (English)
estoc (Old French (842-ca. 1400))
stocco (Italian)
4. tuck
verb.
(ˈtʌk)
Make
a
tuck
or
several
folds
in.
Synonyms
fold
fold up
turn up
Antonyms
unfold
subordinate
lower-class
internal
Etymology
tuck (English)
estoc (Old French (842-ca. 1400))
stocco (Italian)
5. tuck
noun.
(ˈtʌk)
(sports)
a
bodily
position
adopted
in
some
sports
(such
as
diving
or
skiing)
in
which
the
knees
are
bent
and
the
thighs
are
drawn
close
to
the
chest.
Synonyms
position
posture
attitude
Antonyms
diverge
decrease
lower
unsheathe
Etymology
tuck (English)
estoc (Old French (842-ca. 1400))
stocco (Italian)
6. tuck
noun.
(ˈtʌk)
Eatables
(especially
sweets).
Synonyms
victual
comestible
victuals
pabulum
edible
eatable
Antonyms
uncover
recede
pull out
detach
unplug
Etymology
tuck (English)
estoc (Old French (842-ca. 1400))
stocco (Italian)
7. tuck
verb.
(ˈtʌk)
Draw
together
into
folds
or
puckers.
Synonyms
stitch
sew
gather
pucker
sew together
run up
Antonyms
natural object
linger
unweave
deglycerolize
disarrange
Etymology
tuck (English)
estoc (Old French (842-ca. 1400))
stocco (Italian)
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solemn
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