Meaning oftuckin English

Verb

1. to push into a snug (safe) position
   She tucked the blanket around the baby.
2. to curl up; fold legs in
   The child tucked her legs under her body.
3. to sew folds (in fabric)
   She carefully tucked the seam of the dress to make it fit perfectly.
4. to full or tighten cloth
   The hotel staff will tuck in the sheets to ensure a comfortable sleep.
5. to gather fabric; pull up
   She tucked her shirt into her pants to look neat.
6. to push into a snug position (somewhere safe)
   The mother tucked the child into bed to keep her warm.
7. to fit neatly; into place
   The carpenter tucked the last piece of wood into place to finish the cabinet.
8. to conceal private parts (for performance)
   The performer had to tuck to maintain a convincing illusion on stage.
9. to experience loss of lift (in flight)
   The pilot struggled to control the plane as it began to tuck and lose altitude.