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tucker

[tuhk-er] / ˈtʌk ər /








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Their opponent, the Los Angeles Clippers, may seem tuckered out.

From Washington Post

As an Indigenous Australian, he is also entitled to keep some of the meat — known locally as “bush tucker” — which he shares with elders who are too old to join the hunt.

From Washington Post

Dortmund look tuckered out after their fast start.

From The Guardian

While they won't face the usual bush tucker trials, ITV has promised that the contestants can still look forward to "a basic diet of rice and beans and plenty of thrills and surprises".

From BBC

Totaka’s firefly figures start darkening and tuckering out and if you’re still playing at 3 a.m., the music seems to furrow its brow and ask when you’re going to call it a day.

From Washington Post