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tuck

[tuhk] / tʌk /


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My notebooks, every bad poem I’d ever written, my will and my TV show memorabilia were tucked away in an antique trunk beneath the table upon which sat the books I was currently reading.

From Los Angeles Times

The protest marked a year since the fire ignited in the Pacific Palisades on 7 January 2025, tearing through the wealthy coastal community tucked between the Santa Monica Mountains and the Pacific Ocean.

From BBC

"My parents took turns every hour to see whether my hands were tucked in under the cover so my fingers wouldn't freeze off."

From BBC

Head's elevation to open in the second innings of the first Test in Perth was the defining moment of the series and the left-hander is tucking into England's bowling once more.

From BBC

How many times has Steve Smith lurching across and tucking to leg left you knowing you must settle in for the long haul?

From BBC