noun

1. a person or device that makes tucks
2. 1. a neck and shoulder covering worn with a low-cut bodice by women in the 17th and 18th cent.
   2. later, a detachable collar or chemisette of thin muslin, etc.
3. Austral., Slang food

Etymology: ME toukere, person who dresses cloth stretched on tenterhooks < touken: see tuck

transitive verb

Etymology: prob. < tuck, in obs. sense “to punish, rebuke”