tuck in a sentence
n.
📚 Grade Level: Kindergarten, Grade 1, Grade 2
Definition
TUCK (verb): To fold or insert something neatly into a space or around an object, often to secure or arrange it.
Crossword clues for tuck
Crossword clue ideas and answer hints for the word "tuck".
- Fold in neatly for a tidy appearance.
- Insert something securely into a space.
- Neatly arrange fabric into a fold.
- Securely place something out of sight.
- Make it neat by folding it away.
Tuck sentence examples
- She decided to tuck her shirt into her pants for a neater appearance.
- He gently tucked the blanket around the child to keep her warm.
- As the wind picked up, she tucked a loose strand of hair behind her ear.
- They watched the sunset from the hill, feeling the day's worries tuck away.
- Before leaving the house, he made sure to tuck in his shoelaces to avoid tripping.
- She carefully tucked the blanket around the sleeping child.
- He decided to tuck his shirt into his pants for a more polished look.
- After dinner, she would always tuck the leftover food in the fridge.
- The teacher asked the students to tuck their chairs under the desks before leaving.
- He felt a sense of comfort as he tucked the letter away in his pocket.
- She decided to tuck a loose strand of hair behind her ear.
- As the sun began to set, he felt the cool breeze tuck around him like a comforting blanket.
- The mother gently tucked her child into bed, wishing them sweet dreams.
- He managed to tuck the note into his pocket without anyone noticing.
- After the meal, she made sure to tuck the napkin neatly on her lap before standing up.
- She decided to tuck her shirt neatly into her pants before the meeting.
- The teacher asked the students to tuck their chairs in before leaving the classroom.
- He gently tucked the blanket around the baby to keep her warm.
- As the wind picked up, she had to tuck her hair behind her ears to see better.
- They planned to tuck the surprise gift away until the birthday party.
- She decided to tuck the loose strands of hair behind her ear.
- He carefully tucked the letter into the envelope before sealing it.
- The mother gently tucked her child into bed, ensuring they were warm.
- As the night grew colder, he pulled his jacket tighter and tucked his hands into the pockets.
- She always liked to tuck a napkin into her collar when eating spaghetti.