Tuck-in Definition

tukin
noun
A meal, esp. a hearty one.
Webster's New World
verb
To tuck in is to pull the bed covers up and over someone as part of a bedtime routine.
An example of tuck in is when a parent pulls a child's covers up to his chin and then kisses him goodnight.
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To push the fabric at the bottom of a shirt under the pants.

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(soccer) To score from with a casual motion.
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(intransitive) To start to eat.

Tuck in, before the food goes cold.
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Origin of Tuck-in

  • See tuck (1).

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  • See tuck (4).

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