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tucks

noun as in facing

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Example Sentences

His shirt tucks in neatly to sleek, wide-legged, pleated white pants—no belt, of course.

From Slate

Even in the stifling temperature, Root played all of his trademark nudges and tucks, then scampered between the wickets.

From BBC

Frank felt it would be “sacrilege” to cut into the film itself but that the subtitles were left on screen for way too long — “people read pretty fast these days and you don’t need 30 seconds of the word ‘Help!’” — so he made nips and tucks to fit movie and music together.

Root’s defence was immaculate, the tucks off his pads crisp and timing through the off side sweet.

From BBC

Tucks through the on side would be a feature, along with guides to third man and cover drives.

From BBC

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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