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tuck

[tuhk] / tʌk /


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So for the actual two centre midfield players who were in there, you knew he was always tucked in alongside to make it difficult to have more men behind the ball.

From BBC

It was the best moment in every day, when he came up to tuck us in.

From Literature

In the middle of the two-story space, May’s petite cafe sits tucked beneath the concrete staircase that leads to a terrace, the ideal place for cooling off mid shopping spree.

From The Wall Street Journal

Her face was tucked into his shoulder, and her back hair was coming unpinned as they swooped from railing to railing.

From Literature

Quickly,’ he twisted one leg off the woodgrouse and tucked it into the fork of a birch tree as an offering for his clan guardian; then he settled down to eat.

From Literature