Definition for Tuck:

• a straight sword with a narrow blade and two edges

Synonyms for Tuck:

• n.

  •
  • embroider,
  • let out,
  • pin up,
  • tack,
  • take in,
  • mend,
  • alter.
  •
  • buttonhole,
  • coattails,
  • arm,
  • bodice,
  • breast pocket,
  • armhole,
  • collar,
  • care label,
  • bib.
  •
  • cower,
  • crane,
  • balance,
  • bow,
  • burrow,
  • bend,
  • crook,
  • crouch,
  • bestride.
  •
  • candy cane,
  • chew,
  • candyfloss,
  • caramel,
  • bonbon,
  • candy bar,
  • center,
  • bubble gum,
  • candy apple,
  • candy.
  •
  • hide.
  •artifact (noun)
  • tuck.
  •energy (noun)
  • toughness,
  • forcefulness,
  • peppiness,
  • efficacy,
  • operativeness,
  • get up and go,
  • sprightliness,
  • initiative,
  • juice,
  • birr,
  • efficacies.
  •fold (noun)
  • knifeedge,
  • ruches,
  • knifeedges,
  • dogs ears,
  • knife edges,
  • dog's ears,
  • dog ears,
  • flections,
  • smockings,
  • dog ear,
  • dogs ear,
  • knife-edges,
  • plicatures.
  •food (noun)
  • Foods,
  • viand,
  • cookery,
  • subsistence,
  • meals,
  • food,
  • vittles,
  • home cooking,
  • eatables,
  • cookeries,
  • pap,
  • moveable feast.
  •frill (noun)
  • fandangles.
  •pap (noun)
  • edibles,
  • Esculent.
  •pep (noun)
  • high spiritses.
  •plication (noun)
  • plication.
  •pucker (noun)
  • pucker.
  •vigor (noun)
  • lustiness,
  • vigorousness,
  • dynamism,
  • wellbeing,
  • hardiness.
  •vigorousness (noun)
  • vim and vigors,
  • vim vigor,
  • vim vigors.
  •wrinkle (noun)
  • Infold,
  • corrugation.

• v.

  •constrict (verb)
  • re-strict,
  • draws together,
  • re straining,
  • Astringed,
  • re strained,
  • re-strains,
  • drew together,
  • re strains,
  • re-straining,
  • astringes,
  • re-strained,
  • re-strain,
  • re strain,
  • re strict.
  •contact (verb)
  • insert.
  •fold (verb)
  • over-laying,
  • over lapping,
  • inter twine,
  • dog eared,
  • re plicated,
  • re plicates,
  • dog earing,
  • dogears,
  • re-plicates,
  • re plicate,
  • over-laid,
  • doubles over,
  • inter-twining,
  • over-lapping,
  • dogearing,
  • inter twines,
  • turned under,
  • over-lay,
  • re-plicated,
  • plicating,
  • inter-twines,
  • over-lapped,
  • dogear,
  • dog-earing,
  • turns under,
  • over lays,
  • re-plicate,
  • tele scoped,
  • re-plicating,
  • over laying,
  • over laid,
  • ruched,
  • tele-scoping,
  • turning under,
  • tele-scoped,
  • doubling over,
  • dog-ears,
  • inter twining,
  • tele scoping,
  • dogeared,
  • over-lays,
  • re plicating,
  • inter-twine,
  • over lay,
  • plicates,
  • over lapped.
  •fold together (verb)
  • put in,
  • swaddle,
  • pinch,
  • enfold,
  • make snug,
  • squeeze in,
  • push,
  • gather,
  • hem,
  • contract,
  • wrap.
  •plait (verb)
  • tressing,
  • inter weave,
  • inter woven,
  • Pigtailed,
  • inter weaving,
  • pleaches,
  • inter weaved,
  • inter-weave,
  • pigtailing,
  • Pleaching,
  • inter-wove,
  • inter-weaving,
  • inter weaves,
  • inter-weaved.
  •stow (verb)
  • de-positing,
  • de-posited,
  • de posit,
  • de-posit,
  • packs like sardines,
  • de posited,
  • de-posits,
  • tops off,
  • packing like sardines,
  • topping off,
  • de posits,
  • de positing.
  •wrinkle (verb)
  • furrow,
  • wrinkle,
  • crimp,
  • ripple,
  • double.

• Other synonyms:

  •
  • store away,
  • tuxedo.
  •
  • secrete.
  •
  • stash.
  •
  • tuck away.
  •
  • garage.
  •
  • slip.
  •plastic surgery
  • work,
  • boob job,
  • nip and tuck,
  • Botox,
  • collagen,
  • plastic surgery,
  • facelift,
  • cosmetic surgery,
  • plastic surgeon,
  • nose job.

Paraphrases for Tuck:

• Independent

  • Verb, base form
    lay, put.

Antonyms for Tuck:

• v.

  • fold together
    expand, let go, spread.

Tuck Sentence Examples:

• If he said he'd do a thing he did it if it tuck the hair off.

• But she lingered to tuck him in a little, from the persistence of the mother habit.

Hypernym for Tuck:

• n.

  • artifact
    dart.

Hyponym for Tuck:

• n.

  • artifact
    pleat, plait.
  • attribute
    attitude, position, posture.
  • food
    pabulum, victuals, comestible, edible, eatable, victual.

• v.

  • contact
    enclose, fold, shut in, inclose, turn up, fold up, close in.